Chords for The Whites "Fair and Tender Ladies"

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_ Come all you fair _ _ and _ tender ladies, _ _ take warning how _ _ you [G] court your me. _ _
_ [D] They're [Dm] like a star _ [F] _
on a [C] summer morning. _ _
They first [Dm] appear _ _
[F] _ and [G] then they're gone.
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_ They'll tell to you _ _ some loving story. _ _
And they'll make you think _ _ that they [G] love you _ well.
In a way [Dm] they'll go _ [F] _
to [C] court some other _ _ and leave [Dm] you _ there [F] _
in [C] grief to dwell. _ _ _
I _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ [F] _
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_ wish I _ was _ on some tall mountain _ where the ivy rocks _ are _ [G] black as [D] eaves. _
I'd write [Dm] a _ _ [F] letter to my boss' [C] true lover, _ _ _ whose cheeks [Dm] are like _ [F]
the _ [C] morning dew. _ _
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Oh, love is _ handsome, _ _ _ love is charming, _ _ _ and love is _ pretty _ _ _ [G] while it's new. _
But love [D] grows _ _ [F] cold as [C] love grows _ old and [Dm] fades away _ [F] _
like [C] morning dew. _ _
Come all you fair _ _ _ [Fm] and tender _ ladies, _ [D] take warning how _ you _ court your me. _ _
_ They're [Dm] like a star _ [F] _
on a [C] summer morning. _ _
They first [Dm] appear _ [F] _
_ and [C] then they're _ gone.
_ They first [Dm] appear _ _
[F] _ _ _ [D] _ and [N] then _ they're _ _ gone. _
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_ _ _ _ They're like [D] a star [A] on a summer morning.
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