Key: C major
Verse 1
G
Dm
There was an old man
His trade was the cutting of brooms,
green brooms.
F
G
He had a son and his name it was Jack.
G
Dm
bright noon.
F
G
The old father arose and up to Jack calls
his room
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F
G
Go out to the greenwoods to cut brooms,
Dm
F
cut brooms
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F
G
Out to the greenwoods to cut brooms
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G
F
G
Jack he did rise and sharpen his knives
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greenwoods
he cries everywhere
Dm
G
F
Oh fair maids, will you buy my brooms?
G
Dm
Green brooms.
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Am
F
Maids, will you buy my green brooms?
Dm
F
G
the green woods alone,
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G
till he came to a castle of stone,
Dm
G
F
He rubs at the door,
as he oft did before,
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Dm
Crying, maids, will you buy my brooms,
Am
F
G
Maids, you buy my green brooms?
A lady up high, jack she did spy,
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G
F
She marvelling much at his bloom,
Dm
his bloom.
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Dm
Go fetch me the lad that sells brooms,
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C
F
Fetch me the lad that sells
Jack he came back,
Dm
G
up the stairs he did go,
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G
Dm
till he entered that fair lady's room,
her room.
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Am
F
Jacko said she, can you fancy me?
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Dm
F
Will you marry a lady in bloom, in bloom.
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Dm
Jack gave consent to their church,
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G
they both went.
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Dm
He married that lady in
bloom, in bloom.
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G
F
Said she, I confess,
there's none in the West,
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Dm
is as good as the lad that sells brooms,
green brooms,
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F
G
as good as the lad that sells brooms.
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