C In Amsterdam there lived a maid, C Mark well what I do say, F C In Amsterdam there lived a maid D7 G7 And she was mistress of her trade, C F C G7 C I'll go no more a-rov ing with you fair maid. F C A-roving, a- roving, D7 G7 Since roving's been my ru-i-in, C F I'll go no more a-rov ing C G7 C With you fair maid. C Her eyes are like two stars so bright, C Mark well what I do say, F C Her eyes are like two stars so bright, D7 G7 Her face is fair, her step is light; C F C G7 C I'll go no more a-rov ing with you fair maid. F C A-roving, a- roving, D7 G7 Since roving's been my ru-i-in, C F I'll go no more a-rov ing C G7 C With you fair maid. C Her cheeks are like the rosebuds red, C Mark well what I do say, F C Her cheeks are like the rosebuds red, D7 G7 There's wealth of hair upon her head; C F C G7 C I'll go no more a-rov ing with you fair maid. F C A-roving, a- roving, D7 G7 Since roving's been my ru-i-in, C F I'll go no more a-rov ing C G7 C With you fair maid. C I love this fair maid as my life, C Mark well what I do say, F C I love this fair maid as my life, D7 G7 And soon she'll be my little wife; C F C G7 C I'll go no more a-rov ing with you fair maid. F C A-roving, a- roving, D7 G7 Since roving's been my ru-i-in, C F I'll go no more a-rov ing C G7 C With you fair maid. C And if you'd know this maiden's name, C Mark well what I do say, F C And if you'd know this maiden's name, D7 G7 Why soon like mine, 'twill be the same; C F C G7 C I'll go no more a-rov ing with you fair maid. F C A-roving, a- roving, D7 G7 Since roving's been my ru-i-in, C F I'll go no more a-rov ing C G7 C With you fair maid.