The Death Of Queen Jane Oscar Isaac

The Death Of Queen Jane

Oscar Isaac

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0:00 3:49
Afinación Estándar (E A D G B E)
Compás 4/4
Tonalidad: G
Cejilla:
Sin cejilla
Rasgueo 1

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Letra

[Intro]
| G Dadd11 | C - | G Dadd11 |

[Verse 1]
C      G    Em9   G     Em9     G    C       G   Am7
 Queen Jane lay in labor   full nine days or more
G/B      Am    D      G
'Til her women grew so tired,
D G             Am7   G/B      C
   they could no   longer there
     G       C            G Em9
They could no longer there

[Verse 2]
G Em9       G     Em9    G
     ''Good women,   good women,
Em9     G     C       G Am7
   good women that ye be
G/B      Am   D       G    D    G      Am7  G/B C
Will you open my right side and find my   baby?
    G    C        G Em9
And find my baby''

[Verse 3]
G Em9    G     Em9      G
     "Oh no,'' cried the women,
Em9           G          C           G Am7
   ''That's a thing that can never be
G/B     Am      D   G     D    G        Am7   G/B    C
We will call on King Henry and hear what   he may say
    G        D            G Em9
And hear what he may say''

[Verse 4]
G Em9     G  Em9   G
     King Henry was sent for,
Em9     G     C          G Am7
   King Henry he did come
G/B     Am          D       G    D        G
Saying, ''What does ail you my lady? Your eyes,
    Am7     G/B   C
they   look so dim
     G          C       G    Em9
Your eyes, they look so dim''

[Verse 5]
G
Em9       G  Em9      G  Em9          G      C            G Am7
   ''King Henry, King Henry, will you do one thing for me?
G/B      Am  D        G    D    G      Am7  G/B C
Will you open my right side and find my   baby
    G    D        G Em9
And find my baby''

[Verse 6]
G Em9     G     Em9       G
     ''Oh no,'' cried King Henry,
Em9           G          C             G Am7
   ''That's a thing that I can never do
G/B  Am       D        G
If I lose the flower of England,
D        G        Am7   G/B C
 I shall lose the branch    too
       G     C         G     Dadd11 C
I shall lose the branch too''

[Interlude]
                         | G - Dadd11 -   | C - - - |
| G  - Em9 - | G - Em9 - | G - C      -   | G - - - |
| Am - D   - | G - D   - | G - Am7    G/B | C - - - |
| G  - D   - | G - Em9 - |

[Verse 7]
G
Em9          G    Em9     G      Em9       G       C
   There was fiddling and dancing   on the day the babe was
G   Am7
born
G/B     Am      D      G D
But poor  Queen Jane beloved,
         G   Am7   G/B     C
she laid cold   as a  stone
     G   C
Laid cold as a stone
G Em9 G Em9 G

Compases

[Intro]
| G Dadd11 | C - | G Dadd11 |

[Verse 1]
                                       | C - -   -   |
| G  - Em9 - | G - Em9 - | G - C   -   | G - Am7 G/B |
| Am - D   - | G - D   - | G - Am7 G/B | C - -   -   |
| G  - C   - | G - Em9 - |

Queen Jane lay in labor   full nine days or more
'Til her women grew so tired,
they could no   longer there
They could no longer there

[Verse 2]
                          | G - Em9 -   | G  - Em9 - |
| G - Em9 - | G - C   -   | G - Am7 G/B | Am - D   - |
| G - D   - | G - Am7 G/B | C - -   -   | G  - C   - |
| G - Em9 - |

''Good women,   good women,
good women that ye be
Will you open my right side and find my   baby?
And find my baby''

[Verse 3]
              | G - Em9 -   | G  - Em9 - | G - Em9 - |
| G - C   -   | G - Am7 G/B | Am - D   - | G - D   - |
| G - Am7 G/B | C - -   -   | G  - D   - | G - Em9 - |

"Oh no,'' cried the women,
''That's a thing that can never be
We will call on King Henry and hear what   he may say
And hear what he may say''

[Verse 4]
| G - Em9 -   | G  - Em9 - | G - Em9 - | G - C   -   |
| G - Am7 G/B | Am - D   - | G - D   - | G - Am7 G/B |
| C - -   -   | G  - C   - | G - Em9 - |

King Henry was sent for,
King Henry he did come
Saying, ''What does ail you my lady? Your eyes,
they   look so dim
Your eyes, they look so dim''

[Verse 5]
                                       | G - Em9 -   |
| G  - Em9 - | G - Em9 - | G - C   -   | G - Am7 G/B |
| Am - D   - | G - D   - | G - Am7 G/B | C - -   -   |
| G  - D   - | G - Em9 - |

''King Henry, King Henry, will you do one thing for me?
Will you open my right side and find my   baby
And find my baby''

[Verse 6]
                             | G - Em9 -   | G  - Em9 - |
| G - Em9    - | G - C   -   | G - Am7 G/B | Am - D   - |
| G - D      - | G - Am7 G/B | C - -   -   | G  - C   - |
| G - Dadd11 - | C - -   -   |

''Oh no,'' cried King Henry,
''That's a thing that I can never do
If I lose the flower of England,
I shall lose the branch    too
I shall lose the branch too''

[Interlude]
                         | G - Dadd11 -   | C - - - |
| G  - Em9 - | G - Em9 - | G - C      -   | G - - - |
| Am - D   - | G - D   - | G - Am7    G/B | C - - - |
| G  - D   - | G - Em9 - |

[Verse 7]
                          | G - Em9 -   | G  - Em9 - |
| G - Em9 - | G - C   -   | G - Am7 G/B | Am - D   - |
| G - D   - | G - Am7 G/B | C - -   -   | G  - C   - |
| G - Em9 - | G - Em9 -   | G - -   -   |

There was fiddling and dancing   on the day the babe was
born
But poor  Queen Jane beloved,
she laid cold   as a  stone
Laid cold as a stone

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