KARELIA'S SONG
Mot's Songbook

         C        G          Am             Em
  1. The baron of Eastmarch's fair sorceress daughter
        F          C               G
  Was enamoured unseemly with the fool of her lord
              C              G                 Am            Em
  Though her duke was deemed handsome he was a soul vain and petty
         F           C        G             C
  And a dark mind as empty as last summer's gourd
                       G            Am           Em
  And the fool he was clever and he sang for the lady
         F            C          G
  Like a nightengale piping in a deep forest grove
          C           G             Am       Em
  But his station was lowly and his body was aging
         F           C          G          C
  Their love was as hopeless as if he were stone
  
             C        G             Am           Em
  2. So the lady has led them, the fool and her husband,
         F            C            G             
  To her cool secret garden by the midsummer's moon
            C             G              Am           Em
  And she's danced them a spell there of shifting and changing
       F             C          G        C
  And left them dumbfounded by sorcery's boon
                        G              Am         Em
  She has left the fool crying to the gods of his fathers
           F           C               G
  She has led her duke laughing to her high chamber door
            C              G              Am              Em
  And she's kept him there softly through two days bright dawnings
             F           C          G          C
  While her servants all gossip in wonder and awe
  
              C           G              Am        Em
  3. Now the fool died in madness saying he was ensorcelled
           F         C            G
  And the duke only smiled him a sad secret smile
          C               G          Am           Em
  Now the duke rules his people with wit and good humour
      F             C             G             C
  And sings for the lady like the nightengale's song
                            G            Am             Em
  And she's borne him five children, two sons and three daughters
          F                  C            G
  They've grown straight and handsome and sorcerous all
           C            G          Am          Em
  And they dance in the garden and sing in the moonlight
       F            C         G            C
  Like nightengales piping in green forest halls

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