Arnold's wife came. C into church. The. Bb ... You are Lord Arnold's wife." "'Tis true I am Lord Arnold's wife, ... And well I like your sheets. But better I like your lady.
Dm C A holiday, a holiday, Dm A The rst one of the year, Dm C Lord Arnold's wife came into church A Bb The gospel for to hear. And when the meeting it was done She cast her eyes about And there she saw little Matty Groves, Walking in the crowd. "Come home with me little Matty Groves, Come home with me tonight Come home with me little Matty Groves And sleep with me tonight."
"Well Get Up! Get Up! Get Up as quick as you can It'll never be said in fair England I slew a naked man!" "Oh I can't get up and I won't get up, I won't get up for my life For you have two long beaten swords And I have but a pocket knife." "Well it's true I have two beaten swords, They cost me deep in the purse But you will have the better of them And I will have the worst.
"And you will strike the very rst blow "Oh I can't come home, I won't come home And strike it like a man And sleep with you tonight I will strike the very next blow By the rings on your ngers I can tell And I'll kill you if I can." You are Lord Arnold's wife." So Matty struck the very rst blow "'Tis true I am Lord Arnold's wife, And he hurt Lord Arnold sore But he is not at home Lord Arnold struck the very next blow He is out to the far corn elds, And Matty struck no more. Bringing the yearlings home." And then Lord Arnold he took his wife, Little Matty Groves, he lay down He sat her on his knee And took a little sleep Saying "who do you like the best of us, When he awoke, Lord Arnold Your dead Matty Groves or me?" Was standing at his feet "How do you like my feather bed And how do you like my sheets, And how do you like my lady, Who lies in your arms asleep?"
And then up spoke his own dear wife Never heard her speak so free "I'd rather one kiss from dead Matty's lips Than you in your nery."
"Oh well I like your feather bed And well I like your sheets But better I like your lady Who lies in my arms asleep."
Then Lord Arnold he jumped up And loudly he did bawl He stuck his wife right through the heart And pinned her against the wall.
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I am long dead and gone. As we face the day. Of the gloomy denouement. Of our hopeless scheme. Dismissed and foregone. Bm. D. I know that I'll ever know.
Why I've been waiting in vain. All the tears that I shed. For what I never red. Nothing, you wrote. A vacant note. Did you never care. For what we wanted to share.
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