C F GC F G [Verse]C F C Oh, once I loved an outlawG He came and stole my heartC F C Oh, how I count the hoursF G Since we were torn apart [Verse]C F C On the road to Fairfax countyF G I spied a highwaymanC F C He wanted all my moneyF G My heart beat like a drum [Verse]C F C I gave him all my moneyG And sweet he smiled at meC F C His beauty eye took pityF G Beneath the old oak tree [Verse]C F C We kissed but for an hourF G The sun was newly warmC F C The clouds were as the flowersF G That bloom but for a morn [Verse]C F C He gave back all my moneyG And bowed most gallantlyC F C He promised for to meet meF G That night beneath the tree [Verse]C F C We'd flee to some far islandF G And there we would be wedC F C And freely we would live thereF G With no price upon his head [Verse]C F C That night I went to meet himG With my inheritanceC F C He kissed me 'neath the half moonF G And joyful we did dance [Verse]C F C Oh, love betrays all secretsF G It whispers in the breezeC F C The sheriff he did followF G With all his deputies [Verse]C F C Like hounds rushing to slaughterG The fox whose luck is runC F C And he stood erect and cursed themF G God damn you every one [Verse]C F C They seized him in a furyF G And heeding not my pleaC F C They hung him from the oak treeF G Where he made love to me [Verse]C F C Oh, once I loved an outlawF G He came and stole my heartC F C Oh, how I count the hoursF G Since we were torn apart
On The Road To Fairfax County
The Roches
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