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O I forbid you maidens a'	A
That wear gowd on your hair	B
To come or gae by Carterhaugh	C
For young Tam Lin is there	B
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There's nane that gaes by Carterhaugh	C
But they leave him a wad	D
Either their rings or green mantles	E
Or else their maidenhead	D
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Janet has kilted her green kirtle	F
A little aboon her knee	G
And she has broded her yellow hair	B
A little aboon her bree	G
And she's awa to Carterhaugh	C
As fast as she can hie	C
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When she came to carterhaugh	C
Tam Lin was at the well	F
And there she fand his steed standing	H
But away was himsel	F
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She had na pu'd a double rose	I
A rose but only twa	J
Till upon then started young Tam Lin	K
Says Lady thou's pu nae mae	L
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Why pu's thou the rose Janet	D
And why breaks thou the wand	D
Or why comes thou to Carterhaugh	C
Withoutten my command	D
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quot Carterhaugh it is my own	M
My daddy gave it me	G
I'll come and gang by Carterhaugh	C
And ask nae leave at thee quot	D
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Janet has kilted her green kirtle	F
A little aboon her knee	G
And she has broded her yellow hair	B
A little aboon her bree	G
And she is to her father's ha	C
As fast as she can hie	C
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Four and twenty ladies fair	B
Were playing at the ba	N
And out then came the fair Janet	D
The flower among them a'	A
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Four and twenty ladies fair	B
Were playing at the chess	O
And out then came the fair Janet	D
As green as onie glass	P
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Out then spake an auld grey knight	D
Lay oer the castle wa	C
And says Alas fair Janet for thee	G
But we'll be blamed a'	A
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quot Haud your tongue ye auld fac'd knight	D
Some ill death may ye die	D
Father my bairn on whom I will	F
I'll father none on thee quot	D
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Out then spak her father dear	Q
And he spak meek and mild	D
quot And ever alas sweet Janet quot he says	R
quot I think thou gaest wi child quot	D
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quot If that I gae wi child father	S
Mysel maun bear the blame	T
There's neer a laird about your ha	C
Shall get the bairn's name	T
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quot If my love were an earthly knight	D
As he's an elfin grey	L
I wad na gie my ain true love	U
For nae lord that ye hae	C
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quot The steed that my true love rides on	V
Is lighter than the wind	D
Wi siller he is shod before	W
Wi burning gowd behind quot	D
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Janet has kilted her green kirtle	F
A little aboon her knee	G
And she has broded her yellow hair	B
A little aboon her bree	G
And she's awa to Carterhaugh	C
As fast as she can hie	C
	-
When she came to Carterhaugh	C
Tam Lin was at the well	F
And there she fand his steed standing	H
But away was himsel	F
	-
She had na pu'd a double rose	I
A rose but only twa	C
Till up then started young Tam Lin	K
Says Lady thou pu's nae mae	L
	-
quot Why pu's thou the rose Janet	D
Amang the groves sae green	X
And a' to kill the bonny babe	N
That we gat us between quot	D
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quot O tell me tell me Tam Lin quot she says	R
quot For's sake that died on tree	G
If eer ye was in holy chapel	F
Or christendom did see quot	D
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quot Roxbrugh he was my grandfather	S
Took me with him to bide	D
And ance it fell upon a day	D
That wae did me betide	D
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quot And ance it fell upon a day	D
A cauld day and a snell	F
When we were frae the hunting come	Y
That frae my horse I fell	F
The Queen o' Fairies she caught me	G
In yon green hill do dwell	F
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quot And pleasant is the fairy land	D
But an eerie tale to tell	F
Ay at the end of seven years	Z
We pay a tiend to hell	F
I am sae fair and fu o flesh	A2
I'm feard it be mysel	F
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quot But the night is Halloween lady	G
The morn is Hallowday	G
Then win me win me an ye will	F
For weel I wat ye may	D
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quot Just at the mirk and midnight hour	S
The fairy folk will ride	G
And they that wad their true love win	K
At Miles Cross they maun bide quot	G
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quot But how shall I thee ken Tam Lin	K
Or how my true love know	B2
Amang sa mony unco knights	C2
The like I never saw quot	G
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quot O first let pass the black lady	G
And syne let pass the brown	D2
But quickly run to the milk white steed	G
Pu ye his rider down	D2
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quot For I'll ride on the milk white steed	G
And ay nearest the town	D2
Because I was an earthly knight	G
They gie me that renown	D2
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quot My right hand will be gloved lady	G
My left hand will be bare	B
Cockt up shall my bonnet be	G
And kaimed down shall my hair	B
And thae's the takens I gie thee	G
Nae doubt I will be there	B
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quot They'll turn me in your arms lady	G
Into an esk and adder	S
But hold me fast and fear me not	G
I am your bairn's father	S
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quot They'll turn me to a bear sae grim	E2
And then a lion bold	G
But hold me fast and fear me not	G
And ye shall love your child	G
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quot Again they'll turn me in your arms	F2
To a red het gand of airn	D2
But hold me fast and fear me not	G
I'll do you nae harm	G2
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quot And last they'll turn me in your arms	F2
Into the burning gleed	G
Then throw me into well water	S
O throw me in with speed	G
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quot And then I'll be your ain true love	U
I'll turn a naked knight	G
Then cover me wi your green mantle	F
And hide me out o sight quot	G
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Gloomy gloomy was the night	G
And eerie was the way	D
As fair Jenny in her green mantle	F
To Miles Cross she did gae	D
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At the mirk and midnight hour	S
She heard the bridles sing	H
She was as glad at that	G
As any earthly thing	H
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First she let the black pass by	D
And syne she let the brown	D2
But quickly she ran to the milk white steed	G
And pu'd the rider down	D2
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Sae weel she minded what he did say	D
And young Tam Lin did win	D2
Syne covered him wi her green mantle	F
As blythe's a bird in spring	H
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Out then spak the Queen o Fairies	H2
Out of a bush o broom	I2
quot Them that has gotten young Tam Lin	D2
Has gotten a stately groom quot	G
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Out then spak the Queen o Fairies	H2
And an angry woman was she	G
quot Shame betide her ill far'd face	J2
And an ill death may she die	G
For she's taen awa the bonniest knight	G
In a' my companie	D2
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quot But had I kend Tam Lin quot said she	G
quot What now this night I see	G
I wad hae taen out thy twa grey een	D2
And put in twa een o tree quot	G