WWW.AZCHORDS.COM | Gordon Bok - Rantin Laddie Chords | Ver. 1
[Intro]
G F G F G F G C G F G
[Verse]
F
Oft have I played at the cards and dice
G F G
With my bonnie Rantin' Laddie
F G C
But now I'm a-sitting in my father's hall
G F G
Singing ba to my bastard baby
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F
Oh, if I'd been wise as I've been nice
G F G
And done what my bonnie lad told me
F G C
I'd have been married a year or more
G F G
To my bonnie Rantin' Laddie
[Verse]
F
Oh, my father dear, he knows me not
G F G
My mother she ignores me
F G C
My friends and relations slight me all
G F G
And the servants, they quite hate me
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F
Is your love a lord or is he a laird
G F G
Or is he but a caddie
F G C
That you so oft call on his name
G F G
Your bonnie Rantin' Laddie
[Verse]
F
If I had a horse at my command
G F G
As oft times I've had many
F G C
I'd ride away to the gates of Aboyne
G F G
To my bonnie Rantin' Laddie
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F
Then up and spake a kitchen boy
G F G
Saying, "Though I'm but a caddie
F G C
It's I will run to the Gates of Aboyne
G F G
With a letter to your Rantin' Laddie"
[Verse]
F
And as he ran through Buchanshire
G F G
And Buchan shone so bonnie
F G C
There he met with the Earl of Aboyne
G F G
That they call the Rantin' Laddie
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F
And when he looked the letter on
G F G
Oh, but he was sorry
F G C
"They've been cruel and fell unkind
G F G
To out bonnie Rantin' Lassie"
[Verse]
F
Oh, my father dear, he knows me not
G F G
My mother she ignores me
F G C
My friends and relations slight me all
G F G
And the servants, they quite hate me
[Verse]
F
Then get thee out five hundred men
G F G
And see that they ride so bonny
F G C
We'll bring the lassie back to Aboyne
G F G
Out bonnie Rantin' Lassie
[Instrumental]
G F G F G F G C G F G
[Verse]
F
When she was up behind his back
G F G
Wrapped in her hieland plaidie
F G C
The birds in the trees sang never so sweet
G F G
As the bonnie Rantin' Lassie
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F
And they rode on through Buchanshire
G F G
And Buchan shone so bonnie
F G C
Rejoice, rejoice ye bonnie maids all
G F G
An' see that ye be not sorry
[Verse]
F
If you lay your love on a lowland lad
G F G
Be sure that he'll betray ye
F G C
But lay your love on a hieland lad
G F G
He'll do all that he can to raise ye