Chords for Wildwood Flower - The Orange Town Revival

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You may [Db] recognize this next one by _ _ _ its modern name.
It was first written in [N] _ 1860 by Maude Irving and was called Altwine Midst the Ringlets. _
[E] _ _ _ Later in the past they updated the title a little bit and it was called Wildwood Flower.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ I'll sing and I'll [B] dance, my last [E] shall be day.
_ _ _ I'll seize this land, [B] weeping for a _
[E] sorrowful day.
_ _ Though my heart is now breaking, [A] he never [E] shall know
That his name may tremble, [B] my pale [E] cheek to glow. _
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[E] _ _ _ _ _ Who told me he loved [B] me and [E] promised to love
_ _ With ill and [B] misfortune all [E] others above. _ _ _ _ _
Another has won him all misery to tell.
_ He let me in [B] silence, no [E] word of farewell. _ _
_ He taught me to love [B] and won't call me [E] a liar. _
_ The blossom for [B] him, all the brighter he died. _ _
But I woke from my dreaming, my idol was there.
_ My visions of love have all faded away. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ Wildwood Flower _ _ _ _
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