Anathea

Judy Collins

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Judy Collins - Anathea CAPO: 2nd Fret [Intro]           Lo   lo  lo____ [Verse 1] Lazlo Feher stole a stallion   Stole him from the Misty Mountain   And they chased him and they caught him And in iron chains they bound him [Verse 2] Word was brought to Anathea   That her brother was in prison   "Bring me gold and six fine horses I will buy my brother’s freedom" [Verse 3] "Judge oh Judge please spare my brother   I will give you gold and silver" "I don’t want your gold and silver All I want are your sweet favours" [Verse 4] "Anathea oh my sister   Are you mad with grief and sorrow?   He will rob you of your flower And he’ll hang me from the gallows" [Verse 5] Anathea did not heed him   Straightway to the judge went running   In his golden bed at midnight There she heard the gallows groaning [Verse 6] "Cursed be that judge so cruel   Thirteen years may he lie bleeding   Thirteen doctors cannot cure him Thirteen shelves of drugs can’t heal him [Verse 7] "Anathea Anathea   Don’t go out into the forest   There among the green pines standing You will find your brother hanging" [Outro]           Lo   lo  lo____

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