The Great Park - Lover O Lover Verse 1: Am Well I Was Walking My Lover My Lover Back Home Dm E We Stopped At The Old Oak To Pick Up The Bones Am And She Said To Me You Dear You Cannot Be True Dm E You Cannot Be Trusted And I Cannot Marry You Verse 2: Am But I'd Sold All My Fingers My Thumbs And My Toes Dm E And I Got Me A Pocket Of Silver And Gold Am And They Unrolled My Collar From Around My Neck Dm E And I Winked With The One Good Eye I Had Left
Verse 3: Am I Said Lover Oh Lover Oh What Do You Know Dm E I've Been Ten Thousand Miles Away From My Home Am And I Walk With You Now With No Ease In My Legs Dm E No Pleasure To Be Found There No Spring In My Step Verse 4: Am And I'd Fixed Up A Coffin And I Nailed Down The Lid Dm E While She Hitched Up Her Dress And I Climbed Underneath Am And I Laid Down There Upon The Good Book Dm E Upon The Good Word The Good The Good And The Good Interlude: Am Dm E Verse 5: Am And I Was Cruel When I Could Be And Kind When I Had To Be Dm E Taking As Much As Good Folk Would Allow Me Am But Oh My Oh My Oh Why Oh Why Dm E Why Does The Blood Flow So Fine Verse 6: Am When I'm Low On A Slow Train Stupid With Dumb Pain Dm E Am Miles From You And Won't Leave You Again I Swear It Dm E Am Oh I Know It's Not True But What Can One Do With A Lie But Tell It Dm E Am Oh I Know It's Not True But What Can One Do With A Lie But Tell It
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