Verse 1Dm
Once on a time there lived a man, his name was Peter Gray;
Dm N.C. ADm
He lived way down in that there town called Penn-syl-va-ni- a.
ChorusDmGmDm
Blow ye winds of morning, blow ye winds heigh- o,
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Blow ye winds of morning, blow, blow, blow.
Verse 2Dm
Now Peter fell in love all with a nice young girl,
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The first three letters of her name were Lucy, Annie, Pearl.
ChorusDmGmDm
Blow ye winds of morning, blow ye winds heigh- o,
DmA7Dm
Blow ye winds of morning, blow, blow, blow.
Verse 3Dm
Just as they were about to wed her father did say no;
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And con-ci-quent-ly she was sent beyond the Oh-i-o.
ChorusDmGmDm
Blow ye winds of morning, blow ye winds heigh- o,
DmA7Dm
Blow ye winds of morning, blow, blow, blow.
Verse 4Dm
When Peter heard of this sad news, he knew not what to say,
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He'd half a mind to jump into the Susquehan-i-a.
ChorusDmGmDm
Blow ye winds of morning, blow ye winds heigh- o,
DmA7Dm
Blow ye winds of morning, blow, blow, blow.
Verse 5]
Dm
Now Peter went away out west to seek his fort-i-an,
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But he was caught and scal-pi-ed by a blood-i In-di-in.
ChorusDmGmDm
Blow ye winds of morning, blow ye winds heigh- o,
DmA7Dm
Blow ye winds of morning, blow, blow, blow.
Verse 6]
Dm
When Lucy heard of this sad news, she knew not what to say,
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She wept and wept and wep-i-ed her poor sweet life away.
ChorusDmGmDm
Blow ye winds of morning, blow ye winds heigh- o,
DmA7Dm
Blow ye winds of morning, blow, blow, blow.
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