\selectlanguage{english}
\songcolumns{2}
\beginsong{Greensleeves}
  [by={Traditionel}]

  \gtab{Am}{X02210}
  \gtab{G}{320003}
  \gtab{E}{022100}
  \gtab{C}{X32010}

  \lilypond{greensleeves}

  \begin{verse}
    A\[Am]las, my love, ye \[G]do me wrong
    To \[Am]cast me oft dis\[E]curteously
    And \[Am]{I have} loved \[G]you so long
    De\[Am]lighting \[E]in your \[Am]companie
  \end{verse}

  \begin{chorus}
    \[C]Greensleeves was \[G]all my joy
    \[Am]Greensleeves was \[E]my delight
    \[C]Greensleeves was my \[G]heart of gold
    And \[Am]who but \[E]Ladie \[Am]Greensleeves
  \end{chorus}

  \begin{repeatedchords}
    \begin{verse}
      I \[Am]have been readie \[G]at your hand
      To \[Am]grant what ever \[E]you would crave
      I \[Am]have both waged \[G]life and land
      Your \[Am]love and \[E]good will \[Am]for to have
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      I \[Am]bought thee kerchers \[G]to thy head
      That \[Am]were wrought fine and \[E]gallantly
      I \[Am]kept thee both at \[G]boord and bed
      Which \[Am]cost my \[E]purse well \[Am]favouredly
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      I \[Am]bought thee peticotes \[G]of the best
      The \[Am]cloth so fine as \[E]fine might be
      I \[Am]gave thee jewels \[G]for thy chest
      And \[Am]all this \[E]cost I \[Am]spent on thee
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      Thy \[Am]smock of silke, both \[G]faire and white
      With \[Am]gold embrodered \[E]gorgeously
      Thy \[Am]peticote of \[G]sendall right
      And \[Am]this I \[E]bought thee \[Am]gladly
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      Thy \[Am]girdle of gold \[G]so red
      With \[Am]pearles bed\[E]ecked sumtuously
      The \[Am]like no other \[G]lasses had
      And \[Am]yet thou \[E]wouldest not \[Am]love me
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      Thy \[Am]purse, and eke thy gay \[G]guilt knives
      Thy \[Am]pincase, gallant \[E]to the eie
      No \[Am]better wore the \[G]burgesse wives
      And \[Am]yet thou \[E]wouldst not \[Am]love me
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      Thy \[Am]crimson stockings, \[G]all of silk
      With \[Am]golde all \[E]wrought above the knee
      Thy \[Am]pumps, as white as \[G]was the milk
      And \[Am]yet thou \[E]wouldst not \[Am]love me
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      Thy \[Am]gown was of the \[G]grassie green
      Thy \[Am]sleeves of satten \[E]hanging by
      Which \[Am]made thee be our \[G]harvest queen
      And \[Am]yet thou \[E]wouldst not \[Am]love me
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      Thy \[Am]garters fringed \[G]with the golde
      And \[Am]silver aglets \[E]hanging by
      Which \[Am]made thee blithe for \[G]to beholde
      And \[Am]yet thou \[E]wouldst not \[Am]love me
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      My gayest gelding I thee gave
      To ride where ever liked thee
      No ladie ever was so brave
      And \[Am]yet thou \[E]wouldst not \[Am]love me
      And yet thou wouldst not love me
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      My \[Am]men were clothed \[G]all in green
      And \[Am]they did ever \[E]wait on thee
      All \[Am]this was gallant \[G]to be seen
      And \[Am]yet thou \[E]wouldst not \[Am]love me
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      They \[Am]set thee up, they \[G]took thee downe
      They \[Am]served thee with hu\[E]militie
      Thy \[Am]foote might not once \[G]touch the ground
      And \[Am]yet thou \[E]wouldst not \[Am]love me
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      For \[Am]everie morning, \[G]when thou rose
      I \[Am]sent thee dainties, \[E]orderly
      To \[Am]cheare thy stomack from \[G]all woes
      And \[Am]yet thou \[E]wouldst not \[Am]love me
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      Thou \[Am]couldst desire no \[G]earthly thing
      But \[Am]stil thou hadst it \[E]readily
      Thy \[Am]musicke still to \[G]play and sing
      And \[Am]yet thou \[E]wouldst not \[Am]love me
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      And \[Am]who did pay for \[G]all this geare
      That \[Am]thou didst spend when \[E]pleased thee?
      Even \[Am]{I that} am re\[G]jected here
      And \[Am]thou dis\[E]dainst to \[Am]love me
    \end{verse}

    \begin{verse}
      Wei, \[Am]{I wil} pray to \[G]God on hie
      That \[Am]thou my constancie \[E]maist see
      And \[Am]that yet once be\[G]fore I die
      Thou \[Am]will vouch\[E]safe to \[Am]love me
    \end{verse}

    \begin{chorus}
      \[C]Greensleeves, now \[G]farewel, adue!
      \[Am]God I pray to \[E]prosper thee
      \[C]For I am stil thy \[G]lover true
      Come \[Am]once a\[E]gaine, and \[Am]love me!
    \end{chorus}
  \end{repeatedchords}

\endsong