Misc Unsigned Bands - The Highwaymen - The Gypsy Rover - аккорды

[ Предположительная тональность: G ]


      The Gypsy Rover  -   The Highwaymen

who played this in G# = Capo on the first fret.

Intro:    Whistle the melody the same as for the first verse.

Verse 1
              G     C          G        D
          The gypsy rover come over the hill,
          G                C      G  D
          Down through the valley shady,
             G            D             Bm        Em
          He whistled and sang 'til the greenwood rang,
              G          C          G  C  G  D
          And he won the heart of a la -  dy.

Chorus:
          G     C         G     D
          Ah-de-do, ah-de-do-da-day,
          G     C         G   D
          Ah-de-do, ah-de-day-di,
             G            D             Bm        Em
          He whistled and sang 'til the greenwood rang,
              G          C          G  C  G  D
          And he won the heart of a la -  dy.

Verse 2
              G        C        G      D
          She left her father's castle gates,
          G        C        G D
          Left her own fond lover,
          G        D        Bm       Em
          Left her servants and her estates,
             G          C     G  C  G  D
          To follow the gypsy ro -  ver.        Repeat Chorus

Verse 3
              G     C         G           D
          "He is no gypsy, my father" she said
               G       C           G    D
          "But Lord of these lands all over",
              G      D            Bm    Em
          And I will stay 'til my dying day
                  G         C     G  C  G  D
          With my whistling gypsy ro -  ver."       Repeat Chorus

Outro:  Whistle the melody the same as for the last verse.

ADDITIONAL VERSES (These are NOT in The Highwaymen version.)

Verse 3
              G      C           G       D
          Her father saddled his fastest steed,
              G          C           G  D
          And roamed the valleys all over,
          G          D        Bm       Em
          Sought his daughter at great speed,
                  G         C     G  C  G  D
          And the whistling gypsy ro- -ver.       Repeat Chorus

Verse 4
             G       C         G       D
          He came at last to a mansion fine,
          G           C     G   D
          Down by the river Claydee
              G         D         Bm        Em
          And there was music and there was wine,
                  G     C       G  C  G  D
          For the gypsy and his la - -  dy.               Repeat Chorus


The previous "Verse 3" becomes "Verse 5" if you add these verses.

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The Highwaymen, five young college students who captured an international
audience through their outstanding presentation of folk music, hold the
unique distinction of becoming a show business legend with their very
first recording. For not only did "Michael" sell over 1,000,000 records,
but it became a musical by-word wherever music was played and heard
throughout the world. (Re-produced from the notes on the back of the
original United Artists Extended Play 45 rpm record, released in 1959.

The band line-up: Steve Butts, Bass Guitar; Chan Daniels, Guitar, Charango
and baritone vocals; Bobby Trott, Guitar, Bongos & Maracas, and tenor
vocals; Steve Trott, Guitar and tenor vocals; Dave Fisher, Guitar, Banjo,
Recorder and Bongos, and lead tenor vocals.

The band was still performing until 2009, with the last two surviving
members, Steve Trott and Steve Butts.

This TAB by Yarrowyck