Tramps And Hawkers chords by Noel Mcloughlin

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Come all
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ye tramps and hawk
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and lads and gatherers of law
O 'er tramp the country
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round and round,
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come listen one and all
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I'll tell to you a roving tale
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And the sights that I have seen
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Far up into the snowy night
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And so quick red and green
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I have seen the hibernate
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Set out into the moon
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I've been by Creep and Callendar
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and round by Barney Pool
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And by the nethy silvery tides
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in places ill to ken
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Far up into the snowy north
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lies Urquhart's Barney Glen
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Of times I've laughed unto
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my  self
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When I'm touchin' on the road
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With a bag o' plough upon my back
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My face as brown as a  toad
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With lumps o' cakes and tatties, foams
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And  cheese and brats, yam
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Never thinkin' where I'm comin' from
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Nor where I'm going to go
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I'm happy in the summertime
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Be neath the bright blue sky
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I'm thinkin' in the mornin' at
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night where I de  light
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Barns or fires or anywhere
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out among the hay
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And if the weather does permit
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I'm happy every day
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Oh, Loch Catrin and Loch Lomond,
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they have all been seen by me
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But dee, the Dund, the Deveron,
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that hurries to  the sea
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Dunrobin Castle, by the way,
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I nearly have forgot
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And either it goes again,
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Marks the house of John the
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Cruel
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I'm often rung by Galois,
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Or down about Stamra
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My business leads me anywhere,
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should I travel near and far.
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I've got a roving ocean,
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there's nothing what I lost.
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And all my days my daily fare,
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and what will pay my dust?
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I think I'll go to Paddy's land,
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I'm making up my mind
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For Scotland's greatly altered now,
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sure I can arrange the wine
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But I will trust in Providence,
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if Providence proves true
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And I will sing of Ironside
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when I  come back to you
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So come my tramps and hawkers
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and gatherers of law
The tramps,
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the country round and round,
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come listen one and all
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I'll tell to you a roving tale
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and sights that I  have seen
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Far up into the snowy north and south
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like a redneck reef you