I Held A Lady

G Am G D G Am D G D G/D D G/D D G D G Am I held a lady, oh laddie-daddie G D I held a lovely brown-haired girl G Am I held a lady, oh laddie-daddie D I held a lovely brown-haired girl G D I know that she was warm G D For I held her and touched her G/D D I held her so long, it was lovely G D G D Holding her against my body G Am I see her laughing, I see her smiling G D I feel her arms around me G Am From morning, when sun is shining, till evening D Even when night is falling down G D All down the calling way G D Calling you, young lady G/D D For you, brown-haired, oh laddie-daddie G D G D G D Diddley-eye dadden-adda, lady G Am Oh, I remember, how I remember G D Old days, when I was young days G Am When I held a lady, oh laddie-daddie D I held a lovely brown-haired girl G D Old days are dead-and-gone days G D Alive in the morning G/D D Alive in the sun, laddie-daddie G D G D Diddley-eye adden-daddle, lady G D G D G/D D G D G/D D G/D D G D G Am Red lips that love at my lips, a heart and G D Thigh, hips and legs and eyes, slips G Am Away in the dawning day, laddie-awning D I looks along the old road G D That old Sally Noggin Bog road G D Where I held a lady G/D D Where I held a lovely, adden-dadden G D G D Diddley-eye dadden-addle, lady G Am Oh, I remember, how I remember G D Old days, when I was young days G Am When I held a lady, oh laddie-daddie D I held a lovely brown-haired girl G D Old days are dead-and-gone days G D Alive in the morning G/D D Alive in the sun, laddie-daddie G D G D G Diddley-eye adden-daddle, lady