Hunting Girl
Jethro Tull
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Em One day I walked the road andD crossed a fieldC G to go by where the hounds ranA5 hard.Em And on the master raced: behindD the hunters chasedC G A5 to where the path was barred.C D G One fine young lady's horseA Em refused the fence to clear.C D G I unlocked the gate but she didA B wait until the pack had disappeared.Em C D EmContinues after the adEm Crop handle carved in bone; satD C high upon a throne of finestG A5 English leather.Em The queen of all the pack, thisD joker raised his hat and talkedC G A5 about the weather.C D G All should be warned about thisA Em high born Hunting Girl.C D G She took this simple man'sA downfall in hand; I raised the flagB that she unfurled.Am Boot leather flashing andG F Em spurnecks the size of my thumb.Am This highborn hunter had tastes asG F E strange as they come, come.Am G Unbridled passion: I took the bitF Em in my teeth.Am Her standing over --- me on myG F E knees underneath, underneath.Em My lady, be discrete.I must get toD C G A5 my feet and go back to the farm.Em Whilst I appreciate you are noD C G A5 deviate, I might come to some harm.C D G I'm not inclined to actsA Em refined, if that's how it goes.C D G Oh, high born Hunting Girl, I'mA B just a normal low born so and so.Em C D E