Biography:
June Tabor (born 31 December 1947 in Warwick, England) is considered one of the foremost English folk singers of her generation. Aside from her highly-acclaimed solo music career, she has also combined her talents with greats such as Maddy Prior (as one half of Silly Sisters), Martin Simpson, Elvis Costello and Oysterband. In 2004, and again in 2012, she was named Folk Singer of the Year at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards. In 2011 the album "Ragged Kingdom" by June Tabor & Oysterband was named "Album of the Year" in the fROOTS critics poll.
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- Bonny Bunch Of Roses
- Bonny May
- Cold And Raw
- Fair Margaret And Sweet William
- I Love My Love
- Lord Maxwells Last Goodnight
- No Mans Land Flowers Of The Forest
- Now Im Easy
- Reynard The Fox
- Scarecrow
- Soldiers Three
- Streets Of Forbes
- The Auld Beggarman
- The Dancing
- The Earl Of Aboyne
- The Fair Maid Of Islington
- The Grey Funnel Line
- The Old Garden Gate
- Turn Of The Road
- Unicorns
- Where Are You Tonight
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Haunting, sinister, heartfelt. A lesson in understatement.
Standard tuning capo 2
Chords
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F 132200
Cmaj7 x32000
Am(2) x07550
Am x02210
Em 075000
Introduction
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Cmaj7 F Am(2) Em F
Cmaj7 F Am(2) Em F
Verse 1
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Cmaj7 F
As I walked out one summer's morn
Am(2) Em F
Saw a scarecrow tied to a pole in a field of corn
Cmaj7 F
His coat was black and his head was bare
Am(2) Em F
When the wind shook him the crows took up into the air
Refrain 1
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Am G /Gb Em
Ah, would you lay me down and love me
Am G /Gb Em F
Ah, would you lay me down and love me if you could
Cmaj7 F
But you're only a bag of rags in an over-all
Am(2) Em F
That the wind sways and the crows fly away and the corn grows tall
Verse 2
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Cmaj7 F
As I walked out on a winter's day
Am(2) Em F
Saw an old man hanging from a pole in a field of clay
Cmaj7 F
His coat was gone and his head hung low
Am(2) Em F
Till the wind flung it up to look, wrung his neck and let it go
Refrain 2
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Am G /Gb Em
How could you lay me down and love me
Am G /Gb Em F
How could you lay me down and love me now
Cmaj7 F
For you're only a bag of bones in an overall
Am(2) Em F
That the wind blows and the kids throw stones at the thing on the pole
Verse 3
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Cmaj7 F
As I walked out one fine spring day
Am(2) Em F
Saw twelve jolly guards sticked out in the blue and the gold so gay
Cmaj7 F
Onto a stake they tied a child new-born
Am(2) Em F
Then the bells were rung and the songs were sung and they sold their corn
Refrain 3
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Am G /Gb Em
Now you can lay me down and love me
Am G /Gb Em F
Now you can lay me down and love me if you will
Cmaj7 F
But you're only a bag of rags in an over-all
Am(2) Em F
But the wind blew and the sun shone to and the corn grew tall
= inst =
Cmaj7 F Am(2) Em F
Cmaj7 F Am(2) Em F
Am G /Gb Em
Am G /Gb Em F
Cmaj7 F Am(2) Em F
End
===
Cmaj7 F
As I walked out one summer's morn
Am(2) Em F
Saw a scarecrow tied to a pole in a field of corn
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I hope I've done it justice!
Kevin O'Brien
Watford
England
October 2011
[email protected]
Haunting, sinister, heartfelt. A lesson in understatement.
Standard tuning capo 2
Chords
======
F 132200
Cmaj7 x32000
Am(2) x07550
Am x02210
Em 075000
Introduction
============
Cmaj7 F Am(2) Em F
Cmaj7 F Am(2) Em F
Verse 1
=======
Cmaj7 F
As I walked out one summer's morn
Am(2) Em F
Saw a scarecrow tied to a pole in a field of corn
Cmaj7 F
His coat was black and his head was bare
Am(2) Em F
When the wind shook him the crows took up into the air
Refrain 1
=========
Am G /Gb Em
Ah, would you lay me down and love me
Am G /Gb Em F
Ah, would you lay me down and love me if you could
Cmaj7 F
But you're only a bag of rags in an over-all
Am(2) Em F
That the wind sways and the crows fly away and the corn grows tall
Verse 2
=======
Cmaj7 F
As I walked out on a winter's day
Am(2) Em F
Saw an old man hanging from a pole in a field of clay
Cmaj7 F
His coat was gone and his head hung low
Am(2) Em F
Till the wind flung it up to look, wrung his neck and let it go
Refrain 2
=========
Am G /Gb Em
How could you lay me down and love me
Am G /Gb Em F
How could you lay me down and love me now
Cmaj7 F
For you're only a bag of bones in an overall
Am(2) Em F
That the wind blows and the kids throw stones at the thing on the pole
Verse 3
=======
Cmaj7 F
As I walked out one fine spring day
Am(2) Em F
Saw twelve jolly guards sticked out in the blue and the gold so gay
Cmaj7 F
Onto a stake they tied a child new-born
Am(2) Em F
Then the bells were rung and the songs were sung and they sold their corn
Refrain 3
=========
Am G /Gb Em
Now you can lay me down and love me
Am G /Gb Em F
Now you can lay me down and love me if you will
Cmaj7 F
But you're only a bag of rags in an over-all
Am(2) Em F
But the wind blew and the sun shone to and the corn grew tall
= inst =
Cmaj7 F Am(2) Em F
Cmaj7 F Am(2) Em F
Am G /Gb Em
Am G /Gb Em F
Cmaj7 F Am(2) Em F
End
===
Cmaj7 F
As I walked out one summer's morn
Am(2) Em F
Saw a scarecrow tied to a pole in a field of corn
-----------------------------------------
I hope I've done it justice!
Kevin O'Brien
Watford
England
October 2011
[email protected]
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