So Early In The Spring

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+: Blow note
−: Draw note
b or ': Half-step bend
bb or '': Two half-step bend
bbb or ''': Three half-step bend
(###): Chord — relevant hole numbers in parentheses
< or *: Push the button in (chromatic harmonica)

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Tab

SO EARLY IN THE SPRING
Traditional English folk
Judy Collins
Key: A

6  -5  5*  -3 -55* -3 -3    -3
So ear-ly, ear-ly  in the spring
-3   5*   6    7   -7   7   -6* 6
I shipped on board to serve my king
-3 6   -7  -7  7-6*  6  -7  -7
I left my dear-est dear be-hind
6    -5    5*    -3   6   -5    5*  -3
She oft’-times swore her heart was mine


As I lay smiling in her arms
I thought I held ten thousand charms
With embraces kind and a kiss so sweet
Saying We'll be married when next we meet

As I was sailing on the sea
I took a kind opportunity
Of writing letters to my dear
But scarce one word from her did hear

As I was walking up London Street
I shoved a letter from under my feet
Straight lines being wrote without any blot
Saying seldom seen is soon forgot

I went up to her father's hall
And for my dearest dear did call
She's married, sir, she's better for life
For she has become a rich man's wife

If the girl is married, whom I adore
I'm sure I'll stay on land no more.

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