Black Jack Davy
Steeleye Span
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G F C F GG F C F G [Verse]F Late last night when the squire come homeC F G Enquiring for his ladyF Some denied and some repliedC F G She's gone with the Black Jack Davy [Verse]F "Go saddle to me the bonny brown steedC F G For the grey was never so speedyF I'll ride all day and I'll ride all nightC F G Till I catch that Black Jack Davy" [Chorus]D Oh, he rode up hills and he rodeAm down dalesG C G Over many a wild high mountainD Am And they did say, that saw him goG Bb F Am Em D Black Jack Davy, he is huntingC Bb A D G [Verse]F He rode east and he rode westContinues after the adC F G All in the morning earlyF Until he spied his lady fairC F G Cold and wet and weary [Verse]F "Why did you leave your house and land?C F G Why did you leave your baby?F Why did you leave your own wedded lordC F G To go with the Black Jack Davy?" [Chorus]D Oh, he rode up hills and he rodeAm down dalesG C G Over many a wild high mountainD Am And they did say, that saw him goG Bb F Am Em D Black Jack Davy, he is huntingC Bb A D G [Verse]F "What care I for your goose feather bedC F G Your sheets turned down so bravelyF Well, I may sleep on the cold hard groundC F G Along with the Black Jack Davy" [Verse]F "Then I'll kick off my high healed shoesC F G Made of the Spanish leatherF And I'll put on my lowland broguesC F G And skip it o'er the heather" [Chorus]D Oh, he rode up hills and he rodeAm down dalesG C G Over many a wild high mountainD Am And they did say, that saw him goG Bb F Am Em D Black Jack Davy, he is huntingC Bb A D G [Instrumental]G F C F GG F C F G [Chorus]D Oh, he rode up hills and he rodeAm down dalesG C G Over many a wild high mountainD Am And they did say, that saw him goG Bb F Am Em D Black Jack Davy, he is huntingC Bb A D G