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Verse 1
Come, (F major) each jolly fellow,
that seeks to be mellow,
Attend unto me and sit easy.
(C major) For a (F major) pint when it's quiet,
me lads, let us try it,
Dull thinking will drive
a man crazy.
I have lawns, I have boughs,
(G major) I have fruit, I have (F major) flowers,
And the lark is my (B flat major) morning (C major) alarmer.
So (F major) we jolly boys now,
(G major) is good luck to the plough, (C major)
(B major) Long life (F major) and success to the farm (B major) er.
(F major) Let the wealthy and great, roll in splendour and state,
I envy them not, I declare it.
I eat my own ham, my own chicken and lamb,
I shear my own fleece and I wear it.
I have lawns, I have boughs,
(G major) I have fruit, (F major) I have flowers,
And the lark is my (B flat major) morning (C major) alarmer (F major) .
So me jolly boys now,
(G major) Here's good luck to the (C major) plough,
(F major) Long life and success to
(C major) the farmer.
(F major) By ploughing and mowing,
By reaping and sowing,
King
Nature affords (G major) me aplenty.
(C major) I've a cellar well -stored,
(F major) and a plentiful board,
And a garden affords every dainty.
I have lawns, I have (A minor) boughs,
(G major) I have fruit, (F major) I have (C major) flowers,
(F major) And the lark is my morning (C major) alarm.
So (F major) we jolly boys now,
Here's (G major) good luck to the (C major) plough,
Long (F major) life and success (G major) to the (C major) farmer! (F major)
The Jolly Farmers
The City Waites
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