Dm 'Twas the summer of 1353Dm And I sat beneath a willow treeDm C I decided upon that day I would beDm A-wooing a lady [Verse 2]Dm I went to the florist and I said to she;Dm "I need a flower for today I will beDm C A-woo-woo-woo, a-wooing"Dm A lady."Dm "I'll hold this flower beneath her noseDm It should smell as sweet as a rose"Dm C "For this," she said, "I'd recommendDm A rose"Dm C "For a rose-like scent I'd probably goDm With a rose" [Verse 3]Dm Then I went to the tailor for to buyDm Some clothing of the latest styleDm C Which at that time was tightsDm And pointed boots.Dm C I got the very tightest tightsDm And the pointiest of boots [Verse 4]Dm Then I said to the hairdresser "Cut my hair"Dm "I'll cut it like the page boys wearDm C Just a straight line across the browDm I'll get a ruler and some scissors and do it for you nowDm C It's a very hot look if you're tryingDm To woo a lady" [Verse 5]Dm Then I needed a horse so I went to the stablesDm Said, "Stable Man, would I be ableDm C To hire a horse from whichDm To woo m'lady?"Dm "Sire, there are two things that I must seeDm One florin and one form of picture ID"Dm C "Alas, I have no ID on meDm Who even carries ID? It's 1353"Dm C "I maketh not the rules"Dm Quoth he…Dm I had a very unflatteringC Dm Tapestry made of me [Verse 6]Dm Then from a hilltop a lady, I did viewDm And I knew exactly what I must doDm C The time had come for meDm to woo this lady [Chorus] So I said:Dm "Woo-hoo, woo-hoo-hooDm C "Woo-hoo, lady, I am wooing youDm Woo-hoo, woo-ooh-hooC Dm I woo you, lady" [Verse 7]Dm This lady then said unto meDm "You can't woo me so easilyDm It takes more than goingC Dm 'Woo-ooh-ooh-ooh' to a lady"Dm But, lady, look, beneath your noseDm It is a rose-scented flower which I call a roseDm C I have a very large horse and the tightest clothesDm C All of these things I do to woo youDm LadyDm "The horse is big the tights are funDm But the hairdo's a little 1351Dm C In fact, it makes you look a little likeDm A lady" [Bridgey bit]Dm He-Man has this very same haircut He-Man, double masculine He-ManDm "I'm to be married to the kingDm We are to be wed this coming springDm C If you want my heart you have to challenge himDm To the thing they do With the long pointy thing The thing where they run at one another on horseback With a very long pointy thing And puncture your lung" [Verse 8] OoooooohDm Is that the time? I should be on my wayDm I think I'm coming down with a little bit of the plagueDm C If it matters not to you I will just awayDm And claim that I wooed you anywayDm C I'll tell all my friends in the villageDm That I wooed a lady [Chrous] By goingDm C Woo-hoo, woo-hoo-hooDm C Woo-hoo, lady, I have just wooed youDm C Woo-hoo-hoo, woo-hooDm I wooed you… M'lady
Summer Of 1353 Woo A Lady
Flight Of The Conchords
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