Don Williams, I Recall a Gypsy Woman (1973)
^{Key: :[A] (w: Bob McDill, Allen Reynolds)}

VERSE 1:
Silver [A] coins that [D] jingle [A] jangle
Fancy shoes that dance in [E7] time
All the [A] secrets, [D] of her [A] dark eyes
They did sing, a [E7] gypsy [A] rhyme

VERSE 2:
Yellow [A] clover, en-[D]-tangled [A] blossom
In a meadow silver [E7] green
Where she [A] held me, [D] to her [A] bossom
Just a boy of [E7] seven-[A]-teen

CHORUS:
I re-[D]-call a gypsy [A] woman
Silver spangles in her [E7] eyes
Ivory [A] skin, a-[D]-gainst the [A] moonlight
And a taste, [E7] of life's sweet [A] wine

INSTRUMENTAL: [over VERSE]

VERSE 3:
South [A] breezes blow from [D] fragrant [A] meadow
[A] Stir the darkness in my [E7] mind
Oh gentle [A] woman, you [D] sleep be-[A]-side me
They don't know who [E7] haunts my [A] mind

VERSE 4:
Gypsy [A] lady, I [D] hear your [A] laughter
And it dances in my [E7] head
While my [A] tender [D] wife and [A] babies
Slumber softly [E7] in their [A] beds

CHORUS:
I re-[D]-call a gypsy [A] woman
Silver spangles in her [E7] eyes
Ivory [A] skin, a-[D]-gainst the [A] moonlight
And a taste, [E7] of life's sweet [A] wine

INSTRUMENTAL: [over VERSE]