Lady Waters And The Hooded One

Robyn Hitchcock

  • A/B
  • B
  • E
  • F#
Tom:
B "Will you dance with me, Lady Waters?"
A/B B And a bony hand plucked her gown
E "Will you dance with me," said the Hooded One
B A/B B "For the plague has now reached this town." [Verse 2]
B "No I'll never dance", said Lady Waters.
A/B B "For I see that your name is Death."
E And beneath her mask she was sweating
B A/B B At the Hooded One's fetid breath [Verse 3]
B "Will you dance with me, Lady Waters?
A/B B For the fire dies in your grate
E And your guests have gone and your lord's asleep
B A/B B And the plague has reached your estate." [Verse 4]
B "Then I'll dance with you," says Lady Waters
A/B B "For the stars grow pale in the dawn
E But I first must get my tiara
B A/B B For I left it out on the lawn." [Verse 5]
B "Oh and if you get your tiara,"
A/B B And his eyes like coals, they did burn
E "You must give me all, and must taste my breath
B A/B B On the moment that you return." [Verse 6]
B "Very well," she said from behind her mask
A/B B "You must take from me what is mine:
E I'll return to you and submit to you."
B A/B B And the Hooded One, he said "Fine." [Verse 7]
B She came back to him and took off her mask
A/B B And the Hooded One, he recoiled
E What he thought was sweat on her face and hands
B A/B B It turned out to be tiny boils [Verse 8]
B "You must take from me all I have," she said
A/B B "You must take it all with good grace:
E For I have the plague on my body
B A/B B And I have the plague on my face." [Verse 9]
B Oh the Hooded One took her house and lands
A/B B He took every fork, every knife
E And he took the plague and he left her there
B F# Without anything but her life
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Composição: Robyn Hitchcock

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