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Sing Hey! For the Wives of King Henry
Ruby Paul Children’s song Original
The first fair maid my name is Catherine
For thirty long years will I wear your ring
My daughter Mary will one day be queen
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry
Hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry

The second fair maid is called Anne Boleyn
You had me be killed ‘cos you wanted a son
But my daughter Elizabeth will be famous
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry
Hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry

The third fair maid is called Jane Seymour
I bore him a son, the sickly Edward
The child king died at only sixteen
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry
Hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry

The fourth fair maid is called Anne of Cleves
For less than a year are these two married
When Henry grew tired of the Flander’s Mare
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry
Hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry

The fifth fair maid is called Catherine Howard
Once more she was killed with a chop of her head
She wished that she’d married a poor man instead
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry
Hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry

The sixth fair maid was called Catherine Parr
She lived a long life but no children she bore
When Henry’s reign end then followed two queens
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry
Hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry

Perhaps there’s on thing you are wondering
How Henry could marry queen after queen
Well he had a big row with the catholic pope
And formed his own church as a protestant
Sing hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,
Sing hey for the wives of King Henry

these lyrics are submitted by Peter ashton
Sing Hey! For the Wives of King Henry  Ruby Paul Children’s song Original  The first fair maid my name is Catherine  For thirty long years will I wear your ring  My daughter Mary will one day be queen  Sing hey for the wives of King Henry  Hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,   Sing hey for the wives of King Henry    The second fair maid is called Anne Boleyn  You had me be killed ‘cos you wanted a son  But my daughter Elizabeth will be famous   Sing hey for the wives of King Henry  Hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,   Sing hey for the wives of King Henry    The third fair maid is called Jane Seymour  I bore him a son, the sickly Edward  The child king died at only sixteen   Sing hey for the wives of King Henry  Hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,   Sing hey for the wives of King Henry    The fourth fair maid is called Anne of Cleves  For less than a year are these two married  When Henry grew tired of the Flander’s Mare  Sing hey for the wives of King Henry  Hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,   Sing hey for the wives of King Henry    The fifth fair maid is called Catherine Howard  Once more she was killed with a chop of her head  She wished that she’d married a poor man instead  Sing hey for the wives of King Henry  Hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,   Sing hey for the wives of King Henry    The sixth fair maid was called Catherine Parr  She lived a long life but no children she bore  When Henry’s reign end then followed two queens  Sing hey for the wives of King Henry  Hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,   Sing hey for the wives of King Henry    Perhaps there’s on thing you are wondering  How Henry could marry queen after queen   Well he had a big row with the catholic pope  And formed his own church as a protestant  Sing hey nonny , hey nonny , hey nonny no,   Sing hey for the wives of King Henry    these lyrics are submitted by Peter ashton