Celtic folk rendition of this classic - one of the best songs of all time. Capo on Eight, but you can transpose up five and put it on three if you wish. Mostly, only play the lower strings - you don't want it to sound too high. Have fun with the song once you know the chords for this version - it's folk after all! e|--16-----| B|---------| G|---------| D|---------| A|---------| E|---------| A* chord: e|---0-----| B|---3-----| G|---2-----| D|---2-----| A|---0-----| E|---------| Only switch to this chord briefly (No chords yet) Ah, ah, ah. Ah, ah, ah. Em D Ah, ah, ah ah, ah. Em D Ah, ah, ah ah, ah. Em G A A* A Em Are you going to Scarborough Fair? G Em G A Em Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme Em G A A* A Em Remember me to one who lives there Em G A A* A Em He once was a true love of mine Interlude: Em D Em D Em G A A* A Em Tell him to make me a cambric shirt G Em G A Em Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme Em G A A* A Em Without no seam nor needlework Em G A A* A Em Then he'll be a true love of mine Interlude: Em D Em D Em G A A* A Em Tell him to find me an acre of land G Em G A Em Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme Em G A A* A Em Between the saltwater and the sea strand Em G A A* A Em He once was a true love of mine Interlude: Em D Em D C D C D Em G A A* A Em Are you going to Scarborough Fair? G Em G A Em Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme Em G A A* A Em Remember me to one who lives there Em G A A* A D He once was a true love of mine A D A D Ooh, ooh A D A D Ooh, ooh Em D Ah, ah, ah ah, ah. Em D Ah, ah, ah ah, ah. (No chords) Ah, ah, ah. Ah, ah, ah. Ah, ah, ah. Ah, ah, ah. e|--16-----| B|---------| G|---------| D|---------| A|---------| E|---------| The strumming pattern is quite simple; listen to the song enough and you'll figure it out.
