Dm Past time with good C compa Am ny I Dm love, and C shall A until I Dm die
Dm Grutch who lust, but C none de Am ny So Dm God be C pleased, A thus live will Dm I
Dm C F Dm c F C Am
For my pastance Hunt, sing and dance My heart is set;
Dm C F Dm C F C A Dm | Dm |
All goodly sport For my comfort Who shall me let?
Dm Youth must have some C dallian Am ce Of Dm good or C ill A some pas Dm tance
Dm Company me C thinks then Am best All Dm thoughts and C fancies A to di Dm gest
For Dm idl C en F ess is Dm chief C mist F ress Of C vices Am all;
Dm C F Dm C F C A Dm | Dm |
then who can say But mirth and play Is best of all?
| Dm | C Am | Dm C | A Dm | Dm | C Am | Dm C | A A |
| Dm | Dm | Gm | Gm | Gm | F Gm | Gm | Gm | Gm | F F | Gm | Gm |
Dm Past time with good C compa Am ny I Dm love, and C shall A until I Dm die
Dm Grutch who lust, but C none de Am ny So Dm God be C pleased, A thus live will Dm I
Dm C F Dm c F C Am
For my pastance Hunt, sing and dance My heart is set;
Dm C F Dm C F C A Dm | Dm |
All goodly sport For my comfort Who shall me let?
Dm Company with C hones Am ty Is Dm virtue, C vices A to Dm flee;
Dm Company is C good and Am ill But Dm every C man hath A his free Dm will
Dm C F Dm c F C Am
The best ensue The worst eschew; My mind shall be
Vir Dm tue C to F use Vice Dm to C re F fuse Thus C shall I A use Dm me...
Blackmore's Night
