Key: F major•
Verse 1
a wee bit over the green,
Bb
F
The birds went into the poor man's corn,
to set to seem,
never be seen.
Then up came a bunny wee lass,
and she was one so fair,
Bb
F
And she went into the poor man's corn
Then up came a bunny wee lad,
and he was a fisherman's son,
Bb
F
And he went into the poor man's corn
ru -ru -run,
Well, he kissed her on the cheek,
me lad,
And kissed her on the chin.
A
F
Don't be kissin' me, my wee lad,
C
Gm
C
I fear it is a si -si -si -sin,
B
F
Me lad, I fear it is a sin.
He kissed her once,
and he kissed her twice,
He kissed her ten times o 'er.
Bb
F
It's nice to be kissin' a bunny,
me lass,
G
C
Who's never been kissed be
-be -be -before,
kissed before.
C
F
C
Then out came a poor old man,
F
E
F
And he was tattered and torn.
C
Bb
F
That's the way I'll be mindin' me birds,
Bb
Gm
I'll do it meself in the m -m
F
C
F
Me lads, I'll do it meself in the morn.
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TunerE A D G B E
ChordsF Bb C A Gm...
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