Willy O Winsbury

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  • Tuning: Standard
     
    This is basically what I hear John Renbourn doing in both the
  • Pentangle version of the song (from 'Solomon's Seal) and his solo
    version from 'Faro Annie'.
    It's a beautiful traditional tune whose
  • melody has been borrowed for, among others, 'Farewell, Farewell,
    from Fairport Convention's 'Liege and Lief'.
     
  • Note: The only really tricky bit is at the end of Bar 3 of the
    intro and leading into bar 4. Some dexterity and practise is
    required to fit the little hammer-on/pull-off sequence within
  • the time signature.
     
    Intro
  •  
    In 3/4 time.
     
  • e|------------------|------------------|---------------------|
    B|-------3-----3----|--------3---------|--------0------------|
    G|----0-----0-----0-|-----0--------0h2-|-----0-----0---------|
  • D|-5----------------|--4--------4------|--2-----------2h4p20-|
    A|------------------|------------------|---------------------|
    E|------------------|------------------|---------------------|
  •  
    e|------------------|----------------------|------------------|
    B|-------0-----0----|----------------------|--------3---------|
  • G|----2-----2-----2-|-----2h4p2p0-----0----|-----------0------|
    D|------------------|--0-----------4-----4-|--0---------------|
    A|-3----------------|----------------------|-----3--------3p2-|
  • E|------------------|----------------------|------------------|
     
    e|-------3-----------|
  • B|-------0-----------|
    G|----0-----0--------|
    D|----------------0--|
  • A|-------------2-----|
    E|-3-----------------|
    The
  • Verses:
     
    e|-------0-----0----|-------0-----0----|------------------|
  • B|-------1-----1----|-------1-----1----|-------3-----3----|
    G|----0-----0-----0-|----------0-----0-|----0-----0-----0-|
    D|------------------|----0-------------|-5----------------|
  • A|-3----------------|------------------|------------------|
    E|------------------|-3----------------|------------------|
     
  • King has been a pri --- son---
     
    e|------------------|-------5-----5----|-------0-----0----|
  • B|-------3----------|-------3-----3----|-------0-----0----|
    G|----0--------0h2--|----2-----2-----2-|----5-----5-----5-|
    D|-4--------4-------|-0----------------|------------------|
  • A|------------------|------------------|-0----------------|
    E|------------------|------------------|------------------|
     
  • --er. And a Prisoner
     
    e|-------0------------|--------0------------|-------0---------|
  • B|-------0------------|--------1----------1-|-------1---------|
    G|----5-----5-----(0)-|-----0-----0-------0-|----0-----0------|
    D|-7-----------5------|--------------0h2----|-------------2p0-|
  • A|--------------------|--3------------------|-3---------------|
    E|--------------------|---------------------|-----------------|
     
  • long in Spain and
     
    e|-------3----------|-------0---------|-------3------------|
  • B|-------0----------|-------3---------|-------0------------|
    G|----0-----0-----0-|----0-----0------|----0-----0-----(0)-|
    D|-------------4----|-2-----------2p0-|-------------0------|
  • A|------------------|-----------------|--------------------|
    E|-3----------------|-----------------|-3------------------|
     
  • Wi..........lly o' Wins........bur...
     
    e|-------3-----3----|-------3-----3----|-------0-----0----|
  • B|-------0-----0----|-------0-----0----|-------0-----0----|
    G|-------0-----0----|-------0-----0----|-------5-----5----|
    D|----4-----4-----4-|----4-----4-----4-|----5-----5-----5-|
  • A|-2----------------|-2----------------|-7----------------|
    E|------------------|------------------|------------------|
     
  • ..y has laid long with his
     
    e|-------0-----0----|--------0------------|-------0----------|
  • B|-------5-----5----|--------1----------1-|-------1----------|
    G|-------0-----0----|-----0-----0-------0-|----0-----0-----0-|
    D|----4-----4-----4-|----(2)-------0h2----|-------------0----|
  • A|-5----------------|-3-------------------|-3----------------|
    E|------------------|---------------------|------------------|
     
  • daughter at home. (Repeat from first bar for verses)
     
    Outro: Same as Intro, except @ 3rd bar, thus:
  •  
    e|------------------|
    B|-------0----------|
  • G|----0-----------0-||
    D|-2--------2--4----|
    A|------------------|
  • E|------------------|
     
    Last bar (as it appears in Intro) is changed to:
  •  
    e|-------------3-|
    B|-------0-------|
  • G|----0-----0----|
    D|---------------|
    A|---------------|
  • E|-3-------------|
     
    Rest of verses:
  •  
    'What ails thee, what ails thee
    My daughter Janet?
  • Well, you look so pale and wan.
    Oh, have you had any sore sickness
    Or yet been sleeping with a man?'
  •  
    'I have not had any sore sickness
    Nor yet been sleeping with a man
  • It is for you, my father dear
    For biding so long in Spain.'
     
  • 'Cast off, cast off your berry-brown gown
    You stand naked upon the stone,
    That I may know you by your shape
  • And whether you be a maiden or no.'
     
    And she's cast off her berry-brown gown
  • She stood naked upon the stone
    And her apron was low and her haunches were round
    Her face it was pale and wan.
  •  
    'Oh, was it with a lord or a duke or a knight
    Or a man of birth and fame
  • Or was it with one of my serving men
    That's lately come out of Spain?'
     
  • 'No, it wasn't with a lord or a duke or a knight
    Nor a man of birth and fame,
    But it was with Willy O' Winsbury
  • (I could bide no longer alone).'
     
    And he's called forth his merry men all
  • By thirty and by three
    Saying 'Fetch me this Willy O' Winsbury,
    For hanged he shall be!'
  •  
    But when he came the King before,
    He was clad all in red silk
  • And his hair was the colour of strands of gold
    His skin it was pale as milk.
     
  • 'And it is no wonder', said the King,
    'That my daughter's love you did win,
    For if I was a woman as I am a man,
  • My bedfellow you'd have been.
     
    And will you marry my daughter Janet,
  • By the truth of your right hand?
    Oh, will you marry my daughter Janet?
    I'll make you a lord of my land.'
  •  
    'Yes, I will marry your daughter Janet,
    By the truth of my right hand.
  • Yes, I will marry your daughter Janet,
    But I'll not be a lord of your land.'
     
  • And he's mounted her on a milk-white steed
    And himself on a dapple grey
    And he's made her the lady of as much land
  • As she may ride in a long summer's day.
     
    | / slide up
  • | \ slide down
    | h hammer-on
    | p pull-off
  • | ~ vibrato
    | + harmonic
    | x Mute note
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