I love this song, and I think these chords and key are wrong! But I prefer to
play it like this with capo on fifth. This is my first so hopefully you'll let me off :P
?Oh [Em]Polly love, oh [G]Polly, the [D]rout has [C]now be[Em]gun,
And [G]we must go a-[D]mar[C]ching to the [G]beating [D]of the [Em]drum.
Go [G]dress yourself all [D]in your [C]best and [G]come a[D]long with [Em]me;
I'll take you to the [G]war, me [Em]love, in [D]High [C]Germa[Em]ny.?
?Oh Willy love, oh Willy, come list what I do say,
My feet they are so tender, I cannot march away.
And besides, my dearest Willy, I am with child by thee,
Not fitted for the war, me love, in High Germany.?
?I'll buy for you a horse, my love, and on it you shall ride
And all my delight shall be a-riding by your side.
We'll stop at every alehouse and drink when we are dry,
We'll be true to one another, get married by and by.?
Oh, cursed be them cruel wars that ever they should rise
And out of Merry England press many a man likewise.
They pressed my true love from me, likewise my brothers three,
And sent them to the war, me love, in High Germany.
My friends I do not value nor my foes I do not fear,
Now my love has left me I wander far and near.
And when my baby it is born and a-smiling on my knee
I'll think on lovely Willy in High Germany.
(repeat first verse)
play it like this with capo on fifth. This is my first so hopefully you'll let me off :P
?Oh [Em]Polly love, oh [G]Polly, the [D]rout has [C]now be[Em]gun,
And [G]we must go a-[D]mar[C]ching to the [G]beating [D]of the [Em]drum.
Go [G]dress yourself all [D]in your [C]best and [G]come a[D]long with [Em]me;
I'll take you to the [G]war, me [Em]love, in [D]High [C]Germa[Em]ny.?
?Oh Willy love, oh Willy, come list what I do say,
My feet they are so tender, I cannot march away.
And besides, my dearest Willy, I am with child by thee,
Not fitted for the war, me love, in High Germany.?
?I'll buy for you a horse, my love, and on it you shall ride
And all my delight shall be a-riding by your side.
We'll stop at every alehouse and drink when we are dry,
We'll be true to one another, get married by and by.?
Oh, cursed be them cruel wars that ever they should rise
And out of Merry England press many a man likewise.
They pressed my true love from me, likewise my brothers three,
And sent them to the war, me love, in High Germany.
My friends I do not value nor my foes I do not fear,
Now my love has left me I wander far and near.
And when my baby it is born and a-smiling on my knee
I'll think on lovely Willy in High Germany.
(repeat first verse)
