Dancing At Whitsun
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Verse 1
D A D
It's fifty long springtimes since she was a bride,
D G Em A
But still you may see her at each Whitsuntide
D G Em A
In a dress of white linen with ribbons of green,
D G A D
As green as her memories of loving.
Verse 2
D A D
The feet that were nimble tread carefully now,
D G Em A
As gentle a measure as age will allow,
D G Em A
Through groves of white blossoms, by fields of young corn,
D G A D
Where once she was pledged to her true love.
Verse 3
D A D
The fields they stand empty, the hedges grow free,
D G Em A
No young men to turn them or pastures go see.
D G Em A
They are gone where the forests of oak trees before
D G A D
Have gone, to be wasted in battle.
Verse 4
D A D
Down from the green farmlands and from their loved ones
D G Em A
Marched husbands and brothers and fathers and sons.
D G Em A
There's a fine roll of honor where the Maypole once stood,
D G A D
And the ladies go dancing at Whitsun.
Verse 5
D A D
There's a straight row of houses in these latter days
D G Em A
All covering the downs where the sheep used to graze.
D G Em A
There's a field of red poppies, a wreath from the Queen,
D G A D
But the ladies remember at Whitsun,
D G A D
And the ladies go dancing at Whitsun.Verse 1
D A D
It's fifty long springtimes since she was a bride,
D G Em A
But still you may see her at each Whitsuntide
D G Em A
In a dress of white linen with ribbons of green,
D G A D
As green as her memories of loving.
Verse 2
D A D
The feet that were nimble tread carefully now,
D G Em A
As gentle a measure as age will allow,
D G Em A
Through groves of white blossoms, by fields of young corn,
D G A D
Where once she was pledged to her true love.
Verse 3
D A D
The fields they stand empty, the hedges grow free,
D G Em A
No young men to turn them or pastures go see.
D G Em A
They are gone where the forests of oak trees before
D G A D
Have gone, to be wasted in battle.
Verse 4
D A D
Down from the green farmlands and from their loved ones
D G Em A
Marched husbands and brothers and fathers and sons.
D G Em A
There's a fine roll of honor where the Maypole once stood,
D G A D
And the ladies go dancing at Whitsun.
Verse 5
D A D
There's a straight row of houses in these latter days
D G Em A
All covering the downs where the sheep used to graze.
D G Em A
There's a field of red poppies, a wreath from the Queen,
D G A D
But the ladies remember at Whitsun,
D G A D
And the ladies go dancing at Whitsun.
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