IntroVerse 1As I Walked Out Over London BridgeOne Misty Morning EarlyI Overheard A Very Pretty MaidLamenting The Life Of GeordieVerse 2And He Never Stole CowAnd He Never Stole CalfHe Never Hurt A DennyStole Sixteen Of The King′S RoyaltyAnd Sold Them In KilkennyVerse 3Go Bridle Me My Milk-White SteedGo Bridle Me My PonyFor I'll Ride Unto The Court HallTo Plead For The Life Of GeordieVerse 4Oh, He Never Stole OxAnd He Never Stole AssHe Never Stole Much Of AnyStole Sixteen Of The King′S RoyaltyAnd Sold Them In KilkennyInstrumentalVerse 5It's When She Rode Into The Court HallThere Were Lords And Ladies A-PlentyGone Down On Her Bended Knees She FellTo Plead For The Life Of GeordieVerse 6And The Judge He Looked Over His Left ShoulderAnd He Said, "Dear Girl, I'm Sorry"He Said, "Dear Girl, You′Ve Come Too LateFor He′S Been Condemned Already"Verse 7Oh, Let Geordie Hang In Golden ChainsSuch Chains As Never AnyFor He Came Of Royal BloodAnd Courted A Virtuous Lady
