Biography:
Kate Rusby (born 4 December 1973 in Barnsley; currently based in Penistone, Yorkshire) is an English folksinger and one of the most popular folk singers of traditional English folk songs. She was at the centre of the folk revival in the 1990s which occurred with the coming of age of the children of those who were part of the 60s folk revival. In 2001 The Guardian described her as "a superstar of the British acoustic scene". In 2007 the BBC website described her as "The first lady of young folkies".
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Other songs:
- All Gods Angels
- As I Roved Out
- Awkward Annie
- Bitter Boy
- Blooming Heather
- Bonnie Bairns Dadgad
- Bonnie House Of Airlie
- Bring Me A Boat
- Candlemass Eve
- Cruel
- Falling
- Fare Thee Well
- Ghost
- Goodman
- Hark Hark What News
- Hark The Herald
- Here We Come A Wassailing
- High On A Hill
- I Wonder What Is Keeping My True Love This Night
- John Barbury
- Let Me Be
- Let The Cold Wind Blow
- Let Them Fly
- Little Jack Frost
- My Young Man
- No Names
- Old Man Time
- Planets
- Poor Old Horse
- Radio Sweethearts
- Sir Eglamore
- Streams Of Nancy
- Sweet Bells
- Sweet Bride
- The Cobblers Daughter
- The Elfin Knight
- The Fairest Of All Yarrow
- The Holly And The Ivy
- The Lark
- The Mockingbird
- The Old Man
- The Village Green Preservation Society
- The Wild Goose Live
- Underneath The Stars
- Wandering Soul
- Who Will Sing Me Lullabies
- You Belong To Me
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Kate Rusby - Sir Eglamore
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO: C G F G (4x)
C
Sir Eglamore was a valiant knight
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
He took up his sword and he went to fight
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
As he rode o'er hill and dale
C G
All armoured in a coat of mail
C F G C F
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba, lanky down dilly
C
Out came a dragon from her den
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
That killed god knows how many men
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
When she saw Sir Eglamore
C G
You should have heard that dragon roar
C F G C F G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba, lanky down dilly
C
When the trees began to shake
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
Horse did tremble and man did quake
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
The birds betook them all to peep
C G
It would've made a grown man weep
C F G C F G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba, lanky down dilly
C
Twas all in vain it was to fear
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
For now they fall to fight like bears
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
To it they go and soundly fight
C G
The live-long day from morn' 'til night
C F G C
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba, lanky down dilly
INSTRUMENTAL: F G C F G C F C G C F G
C
This dragon had a plaguey hide
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
That could the sharpest steel abide
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
No sword could enter through her skin
C G
Which vexed the knight and made her grin
C F G C F G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba, lanky down dilly
C
But as in choler she did burn
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
He fetched the dragon a great good turn
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
And as a-yawning she did fall
C G
He pushed his sword up hilt and all
C F G C F G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba, lanky down dilly
C
And like a coward she did fly
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
To her den which was hard by
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
And there she lay all night and roared
C G
The knight was sorry for his sword
C F C G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba
C F C G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba
C F C G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba
C F C G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba
OUTRO: (## repeat to end ##)
C F G C F G C F C G C
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO: C G F G (4x)
C
Sir Eglamore was a valiant knight
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
He took up his sword and he went to fight
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
As he rode o'er hill and dale
C G
All armoured in a coat of mail
C F G C F
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba, lanky down dilly
C
Out came a dragon from her den
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
That killed god knows how many men
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
When she saw Sir Eglamore
C G
You should have heard that dragon roar
C F G C F G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba, lanky down dilly
C
When the trees began to shake
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
Horse did tremble and man did quake
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
The birds betook them all to peep
C G
It would've made a grown man weep
C F G C F G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba, lanky down dilly
C
Twas all in vain it was to fear
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
For now they fall to fight like bears
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
To it they go and soundly fight
C G
The live-long day from morn' 'til night
C F G C
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba, lanky down dilly
INSTRUMENTAL: F G C F G C F C G C F G
C
This dragon had a plaguey hide
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
That could the sharpest steel abide
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
No sword could enter through her skin
C G
Which vexed the knight and made her grin
C F G C F G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba, lanky down dilly
C
But as in choler she did burn
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
He fetched the dragon a great good turn
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
And as a-yawning she did fall
C G
He pushed his sword up hilt and all
C F G C F G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba, lanky down dilly
C
And like a coward she did fly
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C
To her den which was hard by
F G
Fa la lanky down dilly
C F
And there she lay all night and roared
C G
The knight was sorry for his sword
C F C G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba
C F C G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba
C F C G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba
C F C G
Fa la la-n-ba, da-n-da da-n-ba
OUTRO: (## repeat to end ##)
C F G C F G C F C G C
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