Some Tyrant

C G C G F C Some tyrant has stolen my true love away C G F G And here in old England I can no longer stay C F G I'll cross the wide ocean, all on my bare breast Am G F C In search of my true love that I love the best. G C G F C When that I've found out my joy and my delight C G F G I will welcome her kindly by day and by night. C F G Here's a health to all lovers that are loyal and just Am G F C And here's confusion to the rivals that live in distrust. G C G F C Venus and Volum they are both joined as one, C G F G So keep yourself single as you and I have done, C F G Oh, and keep yourself single, oh as constant I retire Am G F C Unto her like some Venus that flourishes like fire. G C G F C C G F G C F G Am G F C G C G F C The bugle shall speak, the serpent shall sing C G F G There'll be instruments of music for to make the valleys ring. C F G Oh the huntsman he'll holler and the hounds make their noise Am G F C All to fill my love's heart with ten thousand bright joys. G N.C. Some tyrant has stolen my true love away And here in old England I can no longer stay C F G I'll cross the wide ocean, all on my bare breast Am G F C In search of my true love that I love the best. G C G F C C G F G C F G Am G F C