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#twacorbies #folkmusic #traditionalmusic The Violet Moon from Mühlau, near Chemnitz performing the classic traditional folk song Twa Corbies (Two Ravens). The song originates from the 14th century - truly Mediaeval. It tells of two ravens or crows talking together about a dead knight lying in the roadside and "having dinner". There is a moral or two about this tale, but we haven't worked it out. You can follow The Violet Moon at   / thevioletmoonduo   Here are the words and chords to the song. We sing it with a capo on the third fret. Am G Am As I was walking all alone, Am G Am I heard two ravens making moan; C G And one to the other did say Am G Am Where shall we go and dine today? Am G Am Where shall we go and dine today? In behind that old turf wall, I think there lies a new slain knight; And nobody knows that he lies there, But his hawk, his hound and his lady fair. (x2) His raven has to the hunting gone, His hound to fetch the wild-fowl home, His lady's has taken another mate, So we may make our dinner sweet.(x2) And you can sit on his white breast-bone, And I'll peck out his pretty blue eyes; With one lock of his golden hair We'll thatch our nest when it grows bare. (x2) Many a one for him is making moan, But nobody will know where he is gone; Over his white bones, when they are bare, The wind shall blow for evermore. (x2)