Divorced beheaded survived divorced beheaded survived is that the rhyme of Henry VII wives?

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2026-08-16 03:35

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no it isn't it is:

Divorced, beheaded and died

Divorced, beheaded, survived

I'm Henry VIII, I had 6 sorry wives

Some might say I ruined their lives...

Catherine of Aragon was one

She failed to give me a son

I had to ask her for a divorce

That broke her poor heart of course

Young Anne Boleyn, she was two

Had a daughter, the best she could do

I said she flirted with some other man

And off for the chop went dear Anne

Lovely Jane Seymour was three

The love of a lifetime for me

She gave me a son, little prince Ed

Then poor old Jane went and dropped dead

Divorced, beheaded and died

Divorced, beheaded, survived

I'm Henry VIII, I had 6 sorry wives

Some might say I ruined their lives...

Anne of Cleeves came at four

I fell for a portrait I saw

Then laid eyes on her face and cried "She's a horse!

I must have another divorce!"

Catherine Howard was five

A child of 19, so alive

She flirted with others, no way to behave

The axe sent young Cath to her grave

Catherine Parr, she was last

By then all my best days were past

I lay on my deathbed aged just 55

Lucky young Catherine, the last, stayed alive

Divorced, beheaded and died

Divorced, beheaded, survived

I'm Henry VIII, I had 6 sorry wives

You could say I ruined their lives...

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