Lady Mary (chords and lyrics)

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Lady Mary (Traditional)

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He	came	from	his	palace	grand,	He	came	to	my

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cottage	door.	His	words	were	few,	but	his	looks,

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Will	linger	for	ever	mo	re.	The	look	in	his	sad,

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dark	ey	es,	More	tender	than	words	could	be.	But

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I	was	nothing	to	him,	And	he	was	the	world	to	me.

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There	in	her	garden	she	stands,	All	dressed	in

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fine	satin	and	lace.	Lady	Mary	so	cold	and	so

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strange,	Who	finds	in	his	heart	no	pl	ace.	He

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knew	I	would	be	his	br	ide,	With	a	kiss	for	a

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lifetime	fee.	But	I	was	nothing	to	him,	And	he

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was	the	world	to	me.

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And	now	in	his	palace	grand,	On	a	flower-strewn

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bed	he	lies.	His	beautiful	lids	are		closed,

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O'er	his	sad,	dark	beautiful	ey	es.	And	a	mong	the

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mourners	who	mo	urn,	Why	should	I	a	mourner	be?

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For	I	was	nothing	to	him,	And	he	was	the	world

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to	me		.

Lady Mary (Traditional)                           
                                                  
He came from his palace grand, He came to my      
cottage door. His words were few, but his looks,  
Will linger forever more. The look in his sad,    
dark eyes, More tender than words could be. But   
I was nothing to him, And he was the world to me. 
                                                  
There in her garden she stands, All dressed in    
fine satin and lace. Lady Mary so cold and so     
strange, Who finds in his heart no place. He      
knew I would be his bride, With a kiss for a      
lifetime fee. But I was nothing to him, And he    
was the world to me.                              
                                                  
And now in his palace grand, On a flower-strewn   
bed he lies. His beautiful lids are closed,       
O'er his sad, dark beautiful eyes. And among the  
mourners who mourn, Why should I a mourner be?    
For I was nothing to him, And he was the world    
to me .