The Earl of Aboyne - June Tabor
The earl of aboyne to london Has gone and All his nobles With him Sad was the heart Of his lady fair because she Could not go with him The earl of aboyne to london Has gone and All his nobles With him Better he had stayed at home Or taken his lady With him And as she walked out upon The green among the Gentlewomen Sad was the letter that came to her Hand that Her lord was wed in london And as she looked o'erThe castle wall she saw Two boys a running What news what news my bonny Little boys what news Have you of london Good news good news my lady Gay for the Earl of aboyne Is coming And ere he'swithin two miles Of your walls you Hear his bridles ringing My groom'sall be well In call and happy Days they are shining Gone are days spent On the stays since the Lord of aboyne is coming And my mate'sall be well in call And happier Flowers are shining And cover the stair With herbs sweet and fair and The floors with the Finest linen And deck my body In the finest Array and my Hood of the brightest linen And my apron shall be of the good silk cloth Since the earl of aboyne is coming So stately she stepped Down the stair to see if He was coming And her gown was of the good Green silk trimmed With her red silk trimming She'scalled to kate her waiting Maid and jean her Gentl ewoman Come fetch me a glass of The very best wine To drink his health he'scoming She gone out to the close To her lord says Him welcome for your coming She gone out to the close To her lord says Him thrice welcome from London If I be of this welcome As you say Then kiss me for my coming For tomorrow should have been My wedding day if I'dStayed any longer in london She turned the around With a look of distaste Says woe'sme for your coming Since tomorrow should have been Your wedding day then go Kiss your w in london My nobles all come mount Your steed I'msorry for My coming Tonight we shall Lie at the bonny bogie'sSide since Tomorrow the course is to london Tom my man run after him And beg him To take me with him I'veasked him once and I'veasked him the More and it'snever A mile you'llride with him Then a year and a day she lived in woe And the doctors They were dealing Until at last her heart It broke and letters were Sent to london When he saw the letters All edged in black He'sbound to grievest weeping She is dead that I loved most and I Had but a heart in keeping There were fifteen of noblest Lords that london could provide Him From their hose to their Hat they were all dressed In black to mourn for Bonny peggy irvine And the farther he rode The sorer he wept for He had but a heart in keeping Sooner I had lost All the lands of aboyne Than my bonnie peggy irvine Guitar score
The Earl of Aboyne Artist: June Tabor
Capo: 0
Key: D
Difficulty：
Tempo: 68
Time Signature: 4/4
Hot: 102
Creation time: 2023-05-05 The Earl of Aboyne Guitar Tab, arranged and transcribed by Chordance, complete with staff notation and numbered musical notation. The song was composed by and performed by June Tabor. This guitar tab is in the key of D and is a Beginner version, suitable for players at the Beginner level. A must-learn piece for guitar enthusiasts. Strum the guitar, open the piano, and experience the mood conveyed by June Tabor at that time～
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