| Ghilbert De Haace | ||||||
Realising that there is no chance of getting his leg over, the knight weighs up the odds and decides that discretion is the better part of valour. As I rode out the bleak redoubt Nor ever the weather did heed By chance I descried an anguished cry I went to intercede There was the fairest of maidens By a basilisk menaced she Foul vilification imprecations Down on its head she screamed But her breasts were the colour of an angel's With the poise of an Angevin queen Her hair was shorn like a bushel of corn Where the reaper has recently been She said good knight how well you ride Your baritone's pitched to please But these are not matters of moment If you'll kindly set me free To the Dauphin of France I am affianced And we will married be Says I belle dame that's one and the same But there's evidence plain to see This beast is as big as the two of us And more than a match for me But I'll send your regards to the Dauphin Should ever we happen to meet Profit and favour Pope and saviour Warrior priest or king These are just some of the birthrights That the stork forgot to bring But he's left me my looks and my father's eyes And I'm blessed with the family chin Chords: Intro. A D E A Verse A D E A D A F#m E D A F#m E A D E A
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