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The Queen of All Argyll

SongsKey: EmBy Andy M. Stewart (1952-2015), Scotland2/4

Sheet music and tabs for The Queen of All Argyll

Sheet Music for "The Queen of All Argyll"The Queen of All ArgyllsongAndy M. Stewart (1952-2015), Scotland= 90Gentlemen it is my duty to inform you of one beauty,Though I'd ask of you a favour not to seek her for a while,Though I own she is a creature of character and feature,No words can paint the picture of The Queen of all Argyll.Chorus:And if you could have seen her there, boys if you had just been there,The swan was in her movement, and the morning in her smile,All the roses in the garden, they'd bow and ask for pardonFor not one could match the beauty of the Queen of all Argyll.On the evening that I mention, I passed with light intentionThrough a part of our dear country known for beauty and for styleBeing a place of noble thinkers, of scholars and great drinkersBut above them all for splendour shone the Queen of all Argyll.ChorusSo my lads I needs must leave you, my intentions no' to grieve youNor indeed would I deceive you, oh, I'll see you in a while.I must find some way to gain her, to court her and retain herI fear my heart's in danger from the Queen of all Argyll.ChorusTranscription: id:hn-song-116
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About this tune

The Queen of All Argyll is a two-part song in E minor, written in 2/4 time. The tune contains about 40 bars and spans from B-9 to B4. It is credited to Andy M. Stewart (1952-2015), Scotland.

ABC notation for The Queen of All Argyll

B,D | E>E EF | ED- De/e/ | ee dB | (A/B/)dBd | ee ef | ed BA | Bd (A/F/)E |
D2B,D | E>E EF | ED- De | ee dB | (A/B/)d- dd | e>e ef |
ed BA | Bd (F/E/)D | E2 ||
B,D | E2 EF | ED D2 | ee dB | AB df | e>e ef | ed BA | Bd (A/F/)E |
D2B,D | E>E EF | ED- De | e>e dB | (A/B/)dBd | e>e ef |
ed BA | Bd (F/E/)D | E2 ||
W:Gentlemen it is my duty to inform you of one beauty,
W:Though I'd ask of you a favour not to seek her for a while,
W:Though I own she is a creature of character and feature,
W:No words can paint the picture of The Queen of all Argyll.
W:
W:Chorus:
W:And if you could have seen her there, boys if you had just been there,
W:The swan was in her movement, and the morning in her smile,
W:All the roses in the garden, they'd bow and ask for pardon
W:For not one could match the beauty of the Queen of all Argyll.
W:
W:On the evening that I mention, I passed with light intention
W:Through a part of our dear country known for beauty and for style
W:Being a place of noble thinkers, of scholars and great drinkers
W:But above them all for splendour shone the Queen of all Argyll.
W:
W:Chorus
W:
W:So my lads I needs must leave you, my intentions no' to grieve you
W:Nor indeed would I deceive you, oh, I'll see you in a while.
W:I must find some way to gain her, to court her and retain her
W:I fear my heart's in danger from the Queen of all Argyll.
W:
W:Chorus