The Unquiet Grave

Am C/G Am C Am G Cold blows the wind upon my true love F C G Soft falls the gentle rain C F Am F I never had but one true love C G Am F And in Greenwood she lies slain C Am G I'd lose much for my true love F C G As any young man may C F Am F I'll sit and I'll mourn all on your grave C G Am F For twelve months and a day C Am G When the twelfth month and one day had passed F C G The ghost began to speak C F Am F "Who is it that sits all on my grave C G Am F And will not let me sleep?" C Am G "'Tis I, 'tis I, thine own true love F C G That sits all on your grave C F Am F I ask of one kiss from your sweet lips C G Am F And that is all that I crave" C Am G "My lips, they are as clay, my love F C G My breath is earthy strong C F Am F And if you should kiss my clay-cold lips C G Am F Your time, 'twould not be long" C Am G "Look down in the yonder garden fair F C G Love, where we used to walk C F Am F The fairest flower that ever bloomed C G Am F Has withered and too the stalk" C Am G "The stalk, it has withered and dried, my love F C G So will our hearts decay C F Am F So make yourself content, my love C G Am F 'Til death calls you away" Am C/G Am C