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FAIRY KING	A
	-
	-
The breeze is on the Blue bells	B
The wind is on the lea	C
Stay out stay out my little lad	D
And chase the wind with me	C
If you will give yourself to me	C
Within the fairy ring	A
At deep midnight	E
When stars are bright	E
You'll hear the Blue bells ring	A
D	C
DI DIN	F
DING	A
On slender stems they swing	A
	-
The rustling wind the whistling wind	G
We'll chase him to and fro	H
We'll chase him up we'll chase him down	I
To where the King cups grow	H
And where old Jack o' Lantern waits	J
To light us on our way	K
And far behind	G
Upon the wind	G
The Blue bells seem to play	K
D	C
DI DIN	F
DING	A
Lest we should go astray	K
	-
So gay that fairy music	L
So jubilant those bells	B
How days and weeks and months go by	M
No happy listener tells	B
The toad stools are with sweetmeats spread	N
The new Moon lends her light	E
And ringers small	O
Wait one and all	O
To ring with all their might	E
D	C
DI DIN	F
DING	A
And welcome you to night	E
	-
	-
BOY	P
	-
My mother made me promise	Q
To be in time for tea	C
'Go home go home ' the breezes say	K
That sigh along the lea	C
I dare not give myself away	K
For what would Mother do	R
I wish I might	E
Stay out all night	E
At fairy games with you	R
D	C
DI DIN	F
DING	A
And hear the bells of blue	R
	-
But Father sleeps beneath the grass	S
And Mother is alone	T
And who would fill the pails and fetch	U
The wood when I am gone	V
And who when little Sister ails	W
Can comfort her but me	C
Her cries and tears	X
Would reach my ears	Y
Through all the melody	C
D	C
DI DIN	F
DING	A
Of Blue bells on the lea	C
	-
The sun was on the Blue bells	B
The lad was on the lea	C
Oh wondrous bells Oh fairy bells	B
I pray you ring to me	C
I only did as Mother bade	Z
For tea I did not care	A2
And winds at night	E
Give more delight	E
Than all this noonday glare	A2
D	C
DI DIN	F
DING	A
No sound of bells was there	A2
	-
	-
BOY	P
	-
The snow lies o'er the Blue bells	B
A storm is on the lea	C
Our hearth is warm the fire burns bright	E
The flames dance merrily	C
Oh Mother dear I would no more	B2
That on that summer's day	K
Within the ring	A
The Fairy King	A
Had stolen me away	K
D	C
DI DIN	F
DING	A
To where the Blue bells play	K
	-
Yet when the storm is loudest	C2
At deep midnight I dream	D2
And up and down upon the lea	C
To chase the wind I seem	D2
While by my side in feathered cap	E2
There runs the Fairy King	A
And down below	H
Beneath the snow	H
We hear the Blue bells ring	A
D	C
DI DIN	F
DING	A
Such happy dreams they bring	A

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