The Prickle Eye Bush
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A D G “Oh hangman, stay your hand, StayD A it for a while,D G For I think I see my sister comingD A D over yonder stile.”A "Oh sister, have you brought meD G D gold? Or silver to set me free?AD G For to save my body from the cold,D cold ground and my neck from theA D gallows tree.”A D “Oh no, I have not brought youG D A gold or silver to set you freeD G for to save your body from theD cold, cold ground and your neckA D from the gallows tree.”A D G Oh, the prickle-eye bush thatD A pricks my heart full soreD And if ever I get out of thisG D prickle-eye bush then I will neverA D get in it any more.Continúa después del anuncioA D G “Oh hangman, stay your hand, StayD A it for a while,D G For I think I see my mother comingD A D over yonder stile.”A "Oh mother, have you brought meD G D gold? Or silver to set me free?AD G For to save my body from the cold,D cold ground and my neck from theA D gallows tree.”A D “Oh no, I have not brought youG D A gold or silver to set you freeD G for to save your body from theD cold, cold ground and your neckA D from the gallows tree.”A D G Oh, the prickle-eye bush thatD A pricks my heart full soreD And if ever I get out of thisG D prickle-eye bush then I will neverA D get in it any more.DA D G “Oh hangman, stay your hand, StayD A it for a while,D G For I think I see my true loveD A D coming over yonder stile.”A D "Oh lover, have you brought meG D A gold? Or silver to set me free?D G For to save my body from the cold,D cold ground and my neck from theA D gallows tree.”A D O Yes, I have brought you gold andG D A silver to set you freeD G for to save your body from theD cold, cold ground and your neckA D from the gallows tree.”A D G Oh, the prickle-eye bush thatD A pricks my heart full soreD And now that I’m out of thisG D prickle-eye bush then I will neverA D get in it any more.