Biography:
Pentangle, along with Fairport Convention, were one of the shining lights in the modernisation of British folk music in the 1960s. Rather than adding elements of rock music, however, they leaned toward jazz, supplementing twin acoustic guitars with jazzy drums and acoustic bass.
The band consisted of two of the superstars of British folk guitar, Bert Jansch (3rd November 1943 - 5th October 2011) and John Renbourn (both of whom also sang,) singer Jacqui McShee, bassist Danny Thompson and drummer Terry Cox.
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Come, all you fair and tender girls
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That flourish in your prime
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Beware, beware, keep your garden fair
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Let no man steal your thyme
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Let no man steal your thyme
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For when your thyme is past and gone
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He'll care no more for you
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And in the place your time was waste
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Will spread all o'er with rue...
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Will spread all o'er with rue
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A woman is a branchy tree
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And man's a clinging vine
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And from her branches carelessly
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He'll take what he can find..
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He'll take what he can find
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He'll take what he can find
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[Verse]
Am
Come, all you fair and tender girls
Dm
That flourish in your prime
F C/E Dm7
Beware, beware, keep your garden fair
G A
Let no man steal your thyme
Dm C Am Dm
Let no man steal your thyme
[Verse]
Am
For when your thyme is past and gone
Dm
He'll care no more for you
F C/E Dm7
And in the place your time was waste
G A
Will spread all o'er with rue...
Dm C Am Dm
Will spread all o'er with rue
[Verse]
Am
A woman is a branchy tree
Dm
And man's a clinging vine
F C/E Dm7
And from her branches carelessly
G A
He'll take what he can find..
Dm C Am Dm
He'll take what he can find
C Am Dm
He'll take what he can find
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