Troubadours

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From the anc[D]ient sun to the o[G]ld heart stove come the [A]troub[D]adours [A]   [D]
[D]From the c[Bm]ity gates to the c[G]astle walls it'[D]s the trouba[A]do[D]urs
On a s[Bm]unlit day it was [F#m]bright and clear
And the pe[G]ople came from far and they c[A]ame from near
To h[A]ear the tr[D]oubadours [A]    [D]

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Well the troubadours sang their songs of love to the lady fair
She was sitting outside on a balcony in in the clear night air

It was a starry night the moon was shining bright
And the trumpets rang and they gave a chime
For the troubadours

And for everyman all across the land and from shore to shore
They came singin' songs of love and chivalry from the days of yore

Baby lift your window high do you hear that sound
It's the troubadours as they go through town

Baby lift your window high do you hear that sound
It's the troubadours with their freedom song

Lift your window high turn your lamp down low baby
Don't you know I love you so

Lift your window high do you dig that sound
It's the troubadours coming through town