C F C GC F C F C F C [Verse]F Oh, I'll sing you a stave, if you'll gies your attentionC G F G It's no song of pity, it's no tale of woeEm7 C And no word of honour or love will I mentionF G C But I'll sing of a lassie I kent long ago [Chorus]F C F C No better than most, and no worse as manyG And what drew me to her's no' easy to sayC F C F She was coarse, she was heartless, and she wasnae that bonnieC G C She was the star o' the bar in her day [Verse]F I've stravaiged the Royal Mile with her, drinking in style with herC G F G And Rose Street, from end to end, often surveyedEm7 C Fought and swore in the pubs with her, rolled in the dubs with herF G C Cadged many's a sub from her, never repaid [Chorus]F C F C No better than most, and no worse as manyG And what drew me to her's no' easy to sayC F C F She was coarse, she was heartless, and she wasnae that bonnieC G C She was the star o' the bar in her day [Verse]F All you chaps with young lassies, believe me, love soon passesC G F G And all your bright dreams are but straws in the windEm7 C Better one who'll sit down with you, sing a fine tune with youF G C Pass the glass 'round with you, drink herself blind [Chorus]F C F C No better than most, and no worse as manyG And what drew me to her's no' easy to sayC F C F She was coarse, she was heartless, and she wasnae that bonnieC G C She was the star o' the bar in her day [Chorus]F C F C No better than most, and no worse as manyG And what drew me to her's no' easy to sayC F C F She was coarse, she was heartless, and she wasnae that bonnieC G C But she was the star o' the bar in her day [Outro]C F C GC F C F C F C
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