Rambleawa
- The Albion Band
Key: D D ·
Orig: D ·
Capo:
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Time: 4/4 ·
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Instr Intro
| D | G | D | A |
| Bm | G | D | A |
Verse 1
D G A
As I was a walking to Tetbury Fair
D G A
With smart hat and waist coat I'd rather to ware
G D A Bm
To meet all the young girls, parading that day
D G A
Well, I swore I was living to ramble away
Verse 2
D G A
The very first steps I took to the fair
D G A
I saw pretty Nancy a-combing her hair
G D A Bm
I tipped her the wink, she roll'd her black eye.
D G A
Said aye to myself, "I'll be there by and by."
Verse 3
D G A
The very first step that I took in the dark
D G A
I took this girl Nancy to be my sweetheart
G D A Bm
She smiled in my face and these words she did say:
D G A
"Are you the young man they call Rambleaway?"
Verse 4
D G A
I said, Pretty Nancy, don't smile in my face
D G A
For I do not intend to stay long in this place
G D A Bm
She packed her fur coat and she followed her dear
D G A
She'd left all her troubles, she did't care where
Verse 5
D G A
They rambled the country from village to town
D G A
This Nancy, she followed her true love around
G D A Bm
He swore from the start, he'd be faithfull and true
D G A
In the very next town, well he bid her adieu
Interlude
| D | D | G | A |
| D | D | G | A |
| G | D | A | Bm |
| D | D | G | A |
Verse 6
D G A
Well, the autumn has passed, winter moves on a pace
D G A
And pretty girl Nancy grew stout on her waist
G D A Bm
Her dress wouldn't pin her and her shoes wouldn't lace
D G A
And she longed for the sight of young Rambleaway
Verse 7
D G A
She cursed his dark eye and his long curly hair
D G A
She was like a poor lamb with her cries of dispare
G D A Bm
She was sick in the morning and sick in the day
D G A
Now see what you've done with your Rambleaway
Interlude
| D | D | G | A |
| D | D | G | A |
| G | D | A | Bm |
| D | D | G | A |
Verse 8
D G A
Now the autumn has passed and the winter has come
D G A
And pretty girl Nancy, she's had a fine son
G D A Bm
She kissed him and cuddled him, these words she did say
D G A
Don't be like your father, don't ramble away
Verse 9
D G A
As I was a walking to Tetbury Fair
D G A
In demin and leather and pony tailed hair
G D A Bm
I thought of my mother, what she did say
D G A
I still have the notion to ramble away
Verse 10
D G A
The very next step that I took to the fair....











