Nancy Miles аккордыFoster and Allen

Аккорды с текстом песни Nancy Miles - Foster and Allen

Intro: F D C 

C  G  C
Nancy was a tinker girl, roamed the country roads 
F  C  G
And I will tell you how she came to be a legend in her time 
C  
The reason I have come to know, 'cause a tinker told me so 
F  C
Who's there could better know, the tale of Nancy Miles 
 
G  C
Nancy's father Tinker Dan, was a proud but honest man 
Em  C  G
Drove a horse drawn caravan, all through the Emerald Isle 
C
And when Nancy was no more a child, Dan he didn't have to toil 
F  G  C
Men would come from far and wide, to play for Nancy Miles 
 
C 
There's pretty girls in magazines, and movie stars 
and beauty queens 
G
Nancy was the prettiest girl, a man could ever see 
C
The gleam of love was in her eyes, and when she'd look 
at you and smile 
F  G  C
'Twould make you feel that you were just the man she longed to see 

G  F  C 
Before the age of twenty-one, a hundred men had come and gone 
G
None of them could win the gleam of love that was in her eyes 
C  G  C
Then sure every man who loved her then, never was the same again 
Em  F  G  C
His memory was haunted, with thoughts of Nancy Miles 
 
D  A  D  
In every town and village too, the fame of Nancy grew and grew 
G  D  A
Soon her name was spoken, at many a camp fireside 
D  A  D
And in Ballinasloe, on Horse Fair Day, when tinker men 
would have their say 
G  A  D
Many a fight was fought to win the court of Nancy Miles 

D  A  D 
I hope that you don't get me wrong, 'cause Nancy was 
the sweetest one 
G  D  A
Heart so full of kindness, and as charming as her smile 
D  A  D
And she was known throughout the land, as queen of all 
the tinker clan 
G  A  D
Was the dream of every man, to marry Nancy Miles 
 
D  A  D  
Before the age of thirty-one, a thousand men had come and gone 
A
None of them could win the gleam of love that was in her eyes 
D  A  D
every man who loved her then, never was the same again 
G  A  D
His memory was haunted, with thoughts of Nancy Miles 
 
D G A D 
 
D  A  D  
Then there came the saddest day, Nancy's father passed away 
G  D  A
The loss it grieved her dearly, and her heart was filled with pain 
D  A   D
And family friends and courtin' men, never saw her smile again 
G  A  A
А change had taken place within the heart of Nancy Miles 
 
D  A  G  D
Before the age of forty-one, Nancy she had  come and gone 
A
They searched the county over, not a trace of her could find 
D  A  D
Nancy's memory will live on, as long as tinker men are born 
G  A  D
Proudly they will sing this song, the tinker Nancy Miles