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Intro: D verse 1 C As I went out walking one fine summer's morning D C D The birds in the branches they did gaily sing G The lads and the lasses together were sporting D G D Going down to the factory their work to begin verse 2 C I spied a fair damsel far fairer than any D C D Her cheeks like the red rose that none could excel G Her skin like the lily that grows in yon valley D G D She's my own bonnie Annie my factory girl verse 3 C I stepped did up to her, just thinking to view her D C D But at me she cast a proud look of disdain G Saying, 'Stand off me, young man and do not insult me D G D For although I am poor, sure I think it no shame' verse 4 C 'It's not to insult you, fair maid I adore thee D C D Ah, pray grant me one favour, it's where do ya dwell?' G 'Kind sir forgive me, it's now I must leave you D G D For I hear the dumb sound of the factory bell' Verse 5 C 'Now love is a thing that does rule every nation D C D Good morning, kind sir, and I hope ya do well G My friends and relations would all frown upon it D G D Besides I'm a hardworking factory girl' Verse 6 C Oh, it's true I do love her, but now she won't have me D C D For her sake I'll wander through valley and dell G And for her sake I'll wander where no one can find me D G D I'll die for the sake of my factory girl
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