Lord Randall

A D E A "Oh, where have you been, Lord Randall, my son? D E A G Oh, where have you been, my handsome young man?" Bm G "I've been to the wild wood, mother, and I want to lie down Bm I met with my true love, mother, make my bed soon" G "And what did she give you?" E "She gave me some supper and I'm A E A D Sick, sick, weary and tired Bm Abm E A Sick to the heart... and I want to lie down" D E A "Oh, what did you eat, Lord Randall, my son? D E A G And what did you eat, my handsome young man?" Bm G "She gave me some eels, mother, fried in a pan Bm They were streaked and striped, mother, make my bed soon" G "And where did they come from?" G "They came from the ditches" Bm "And what got your leavings?" Bm "My hawks and my greyhounds" G "And what did they do then?" E "They laid down and died and I'm A E A D Sick, sick, weary and tired Bm Abm E A Sick to the heart... and I want to lie down" D E A "Oh, what will you do, Lord Randall, my son? D E A G And what will you do, my handsome young man?" Bm G "I fear I am poisoned, mother, make my bed soon Bm Down in the churchyard, mother, and lay me down easy G For I've been to the wildwood and I met with my true love" Bm "And what did you eat there?" Bm "Eels in b pan" G "And what was their colour?" G "All streaked and striped" Bm "And where did they come from?" Bm "My father's black ditches" G "And what got the leavings?" G "My hawks and my greyhounds" Bm "And what did they do then?" Bm "They laid down and died" G "Oh, I fear you are poisoned" G "Make my bed soon" Bm "Where shall I make it?" Bm "Down in the churchyard" G "Down in the churchyard" E "Lay me down easy, for I'm A E A D Sick, sick, weary and tired Bm Abm E A Sick to the heart... and I want to lie down" A E A D 'Til I'm sick, sick, weary and tired Bm Abm E A Sick to the heart... and I want to lie down" D A/Db A/B A