DmAmDmAmDm
Abroad as I was walking one evening in the spring
AmEmDm
I heard a maid in Bedlam so sweetly for to sing
Am
Her chains she rattled on her hands
dm em (or am , depending on how you feel like singing that note)
And thus replied she,
DmAmEmDmAmDm
?I love my love because I know my love loves me?
DmAmDmAmDm
Oh cruel were his parents who sent my love to sea
AmEmDm
And cruel was the sailing ship that bore my love from me
Am
Yet I love his parents since they're his
DmEm
Although they've ruined me
DmAmEmDmAmDm
I love my love because I know my love loves me
DmAmDmAmDm
With straw I'll weave a garland, I'll weave it wondrous fine
AmEmDm
With roses, lilies, daisies I'll mix the eglantine
Am
And I'll present it to my love
DmEm
When he returns from sea
DmAmEmDmAmDm
I love my love because I know my love loves me
DmAmDmAmDm
Just as she sat there weeping, her love, he came on land
AmEmDm
Then hearing she was in Bedlam he ran straight out of hand
Am
He flew into her snow-white arms,
DmEm
And thus replied he,
DmAmEmDmAmDm
"I love my love because I know my love loves me"
DmAmDmAmDm
She said, "My love, don't frighten me, are you my love or no?"
AmEmDm
"Oh yes, my dearest Nancy, I am your love also
Am
I am returned to make amends
DmEm
For all your injury
DmAmEmDmAmDm
I love my love because I know my love loves me
DmAmEmDmAmDm
I love my love because I know my love loves me""
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research.