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Whistling Gypsy [G]Traditional

G The gypsy D7 rover cameG over the D7 hill
G Down through the D7 valley soG shaD7dy,
He G whistled and he D7 sang 'til theG greenwoodsEm rang,
And G he won the Am heart of a G laCdGy.

Chorus
G Ah-de-D7 do, ah-de-G do-da-D7 day,
G Ah-de-D7 do, ah-de-G da-D7 ay
He G whistled and heD7 sang 'til the G greenwoodsEm rang,
And G he won the Am heart of aG laCdGy.

G She left her D7 father's G castle D7 gates
G She left her D7 own fine G loD7ver
She G left her D7 servants G and her Em state
To G follow the Am gypsy G rCoGver.

Chorus

G Her father D7 saddled up G his fastest D7 steed
G And roamed the D7 valleys all G oD7 ver
G Sought his D7 daughter G at great Em speed
And G the whistling Am gypsy G rCoGver.

Chorus

G He came at D7 last to a G mansion D7 fine,
G Down by the D7 river G ClayD7dee
G And there was D7 music and G there was Em wine,
For G the gypsy Am and his G laC G dy.

Chorus

G "He is no D7 gypsy, my G father" she D7 said
G "But lord of these D7 lands G all D7 over,
G And I shall D7 stay 'til my G dying Em day
With my G whistling Am gypsy G roC G ver."

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1 2 3 G 1 2 D7 1 2 3 Em 2 Am 3 C