Pretty Saro Harmonica Tabs

Try to do your best some of them are probably off but just follow it.
If it’s not working then just follow the first verse for the others.

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When I first come to this country in eighteen
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and forty nine
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I saw many fair lovers, but I never saw mine
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I view’d all around me, I found I was quite alone
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And me a poor stranger and a long way from home

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Well my true love she won’t have me and this I
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understand
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She wants a freeholder and I’ve got no land
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But I couldn’t maintain her on silver and gold
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And as many of the fine things as my love’s
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house could hold

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Fare you well to old father. Fare you well to
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mother too.
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I am going for to ramble this wide world all
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through
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And when I get weary, I’ll sit down and cry
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And I’ll think of Pretty Saro, my darling, my
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dear.

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Well I wish I was a poet, could write some fine
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hand
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I would write my love a letter that she might
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understand.
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I’d send it by the waters where the islands
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overflow
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And I’d think of my darling wherever she’d go.

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Way down in some lonesome valley. Way down in
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some lonesome grove
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Where the small birds does whistle, their notes
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to increase
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My love she is slender, both proper and neat
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And I wouldn’t have no better pastimes than to
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be with my sweet.

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Well I wish I was a turtle dove, had wings and
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could fly
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Just now to my love’s lodging tonight I’d draw
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nigh
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And in her lily-white arms I’d lie there all
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night
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And I’d watch the little windows for the dawning
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of day.

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Well I strolled through the mountains, I
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strolled through the vale
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I strolled to forget her, but it was all in vain.
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On the banks of Ocoee, on the mount of said brow
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Where I once loved her dearly and I don’t hate
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her now.