-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Espers - Rosemary Lane -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A beautiful adaptation of an English folk song, from the album The Weed Tree. Tabbed by: Niall Aldridge Standard Tuning : EADGBe Capo on 3rd fret All chords relative to capo. Verse: Am C G Am E|--------------------|----------------------|----------------------|-----------------0--|--| B|-----1-----1--------|----------------1-----|--------0-------------|--------0h1---------|--| G|--------2-----------|-----0-------0-----0--|-----0-----0-------0--|-----2--------2-----|--| D|-----2-----2--------|--------0h2-----2--0--|----------------------|--------2-----2-----|--| A|--0-----------0--2--|--3-------------------|--------------0h2-----|--0-----------------|--| E|--------------------|----------------------|--3-------------------|--------------------|--| Am C G D E|--------------------|---------------------|----------------------|--------0h2------2--|--| B|-----1-----1--------|-----1-----1---------|--------0-------------|--------3-----------|--| G|--------2-----------|--------0------------|-----0-----0-------0--|-----2--------2-----|--| D|-----2-----2--------|-----2-----2--0h2p0--|--------0-------------|--0--------------0--|--| A|--0-----------0--2--|--3-----------3---3--|--------------0h2-----|--------------------|--| E|--------------------|---------------------|--3-------------------|--------------------|--| D Am C G E|--2h3---2-----2h3--2--|--0-----------------|--------------------|----------------------|--| B|----------------------|--------1-----------|-------1------------|--------0-------------|--| G|-----------2----------|-----2-----2--------|----------0---------|-----0-----0-------0--|--| D|--0-----0-----0----0--|--------2-----------|--0h2--2-----0h2p0--|----------------------|--| A|----------------------|--0-----------0--2--|--3----------3------|--------------0h2-----|--| E|----------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--3-------------------|--| D D Am C E|--------0h2------2--|--2h3---2-----2h3--2--|--0-----------------|---------------------|--| B|--------3-----------|----------------------|--------1-----------|-------1-------------|--| G|-----2--------2-----|-----------2----------|-----2-----2--------|----------0----------|--| D|--0--------------0--|--0-----0-----0----0--|--------2-----------|--0h2--2-----0h2--0--|--| A|--------------------|----------------------|--0-----------0--2--|--3----------3----3--|--| E|--------------------|----------------------|--------------------|---------------------|--| G Am Am Am E|----------------------|-----------------0--|----------------------|-----------------0--|--| B|--------0-------------|--------0h1---------|--------0h1-----1-----|--------0h1---------|--| G|-----0-----0-------0--|-----2--------2-----|-----2-------2-----2--|-----2--------2-----|--| D|--------0-------------|--------2-----2-----|----------------2-----|--------2-----2-----|--| A|--------------0h2-----|--0-----------------|--0-------------------|--0-----------------|--| E|--3-------------------|--------------------|----------------------|--------------------|--| Am E|-----------------0--|--| B|--------0h1---------|--| G|-----2--------2-----|--| D|--------2-----2-----|--| A|--0-----------------|--| E|--------------------|--| Lead into the synth solo, played instead of the last 4 bars of the verse pattern. Am Am/E Am Am/E E|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--| B|--------1-----1-----|--------1-----1-----|--------1-----1-----|--------1-----1-----|--| G|-----2-----2-----2--|-----2-----2-----2--|-----2-----2-----2--|-----2-----2-----2--|--| D|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--| A|--0-----------------|--------------------|--0-----------------|--------------------|--| E|--------------------|--0-----------------|--------------------|--0-----------------|--| Synth Solo: Repeat 4x then back into Verse. Cadd9 Em/B E|--------0-----0-----|--------0-----0-----|--------0-----0-----|--------0-----0-----|--| B|-----3-----3-----3--|-----3-----3-----3--|-----3-----3-----3--|-----3-----3-----3--|--| G|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--| D|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--| A|--3-----------------|--3-----------------|--2-----------------|--2-----------------|--| E|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--| A#b5 Asus4 E|--------0-----0-----|--------0-----0-----|--------0-----0-----|--------0-----0-----|--| B|-----3-----3-----3--|-----3-----3-----3--|-----3-----3-----3--|-----3-----3-----3--|--| G|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--| D|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--| A|--1-----------------|--1-----------------|--0-----------------|--0-----------------|--| E|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--| Lyrics: When I was in service in the Rosemary Lane I won the good will of my master Amberdine Till a sailor came there one night to lay And that was the beginning of my misery He called for a candle to light him to bed Likewise a silk hankerchief to tie up his hair To tie up his hair as sailors will do, "And third my pretty Polly, won't you come too?" This may be young and foolish, she thought it no harm To lie into bed but to keep herself warm And what was done there, I will never disclose But I wish that short night had been seven long years [Solo] Next morning this sailor so early arose And into my apron 3 guineas did throw Saying "This I will give and more I will do If you'll be my pretty Polly wherever I go" And if it's a boy, he'll fight for the King And if it's a girl she will wear a gold ring Wear a gold ring and a dress all aflame And remember my service in the Rosemary Lane When I was in service in the Rosemary Lane I won the good will of my master Amberdine Till a sailor came there one night to lay And that was the beginning of my misery