Key: A major
Verse 1
G
D
G
D
G
D
G
I'm a
D
G
C
D
and that's how I hid in love
D
G
Her name's Cushie Butterfield
G
C
And her cousin is a muck man,
G
D
G
and they call him Tom Crane
She's a big lass and a bonny lass,
D
G
and they wish she were there
Her eyes is like two holes
D
G
in a blanket worn through
G
D
would spin a young crew
D
G
it steals my heart away
She's a big lass and a bonny lass
C
D
and she likes her beer
G
C
And they call her Cushy Butterfield
G
D
G
and I wish she were here
You'll often see her doing her sanguit
when the fresh herring comes in
G
D
I don't wear the string
G
C
And her bedgoon, it's leilach,
D
G
and her hat's never striped
She's a big lass, and a bonny lass,
D
C
D
and she likes her beer,
G
C
And they call her Pushy Butterfield,
D
G
and I wish she were dear.
When the axe taught her to marry me,
D
G
she started to laugh,
for I like me such a chap.
G
C
And the chaps on the quay
D
G
say I'm now Butterfield.
She's a big lass and a bonny lass
G
C
And they call her Pushy Butterfield
D
G
and they wish she were dear
She says the chap that gets her
must walk every day
he must garn and see clay
C
D
she'll make boughs and sing
G
C
Or wail me the keel row
D
G
that my lad is in
She's a big lass, and a bonny lass,
G
C
And they call her Pushy Butterfield,
D
G
And the Wishy Warrior.
Outro 1
G
C
D
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TunerE A D G B E
ChordsG D C
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