Black Jack Davy

G F C F G G F C F G F Late last night when the squire come home C F G Enquiring for his lady F Some denied and some replied C F G She's gone with the Black Jack Davy F "Go saddle to me the bonny brown steed C F G For the grey was never so speedy F I'll ride all day and I'll ride all night C F G Till I catch that Black Jack Davy" D Am Oh, he rode up hills and he rode down dales G C G Over many a wild high mountain D Am And they did say, that saw him go G Bb F Am Em D C Bb A D G Black Jack Davy, he is hunting F He rode east and he rode west C F G All in the morning early F Until he spied his lady fair C F G Cold and wet and weary 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 lord C F G To go with the Black Jack Davy?" D Am Oh, he rode up hills and he rode down dales G C G Over many a wild high mountain D Am And they did say, that saw him go G Bb F Am Em D C Bb A D G Black Jack Davy, he is hunting F "What care I for your goose feather bed C F G Your sheets turned down so bravely F Well, I may sleep on the cold hard ground C F G Along with the Black Jack Davy" F "Then I'll kick off my high healed shoes C F G Made of the Spanish leather F And I'll put on my lowland brogues C F G And skip it o'er the heather" D Am Oh, he rode up hills and he rode down dales G C G Over many a wild high mountain D Am And they did say, that saw him go G Bb F Am Em D C Bb A D G Black Jack Davy, he is hunting G F C F G G F C F G D Am Oh, he rode up hills and he rode down dales G C G Over many a wild high mountain D Am And they did say, that saw him go G Bb F Am Em D C Bb A D G Black Jack Davy, he is hunting