The Jolly Farmers chords by The City Waites
Verse 1
F
Come, each jolly fellow,
that seeks to be mellow,
Attend unto me and sit easy.
C
F
For a 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
F
I have fruit, I have flowers,
Bb
C
And the lark is my morning alarmer.
F
So we jolly boys now,
G
C
is good luck to the plough,
B
F
B
Long life and success to the farmer.
F
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
F
I have fruit, I have flowers,
Bb
C
F
And the lark is my morning alarmer.
So me jolly boys now,
G
C
Here's good luck to the plough,
F
Long life and success to
C
the farmer.
F
By ploughing and mowing,
By reaping and sowing,
King
G
Nature affords me aplenty.
C
I've a cellar well -stored,
F
and a plentiful board,
And a garden affords every dainty.
Am
I have lawns, I have boughs,
G
F
C
I have fruit, I have flowers,
F
C
And the lark is my morning alarm.
F
So we jolly boys now,
G
C
Here's good luck to the plough,
F
G
C
F
Long life and success to the farmer!
The Jolly Farmers
The City Waites
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