Oh won't you come along with me love
Come along with me.
Come for one night and be my wife
DO RE SOLAnd come along with me.
SOL RE
Well it is of a jolly butcher as you might plainly see.
As he rumbled out one morning in search of company.
SOL REHe went into a tavern and a fair girl he did see
SOL FA DO REAh come for one night be my wife, come along with me.
SOL
He called for liquor of the best
And he made such fortune play.
SOLCome for a drink it will make you think
FA DO REThat it is our wedding day.
(Chorus)
Well he called for a candle to light their way to bed.
And when he had her in the room these words to her he said.
A sovereign I will give to you for to embrace your charms.
And all that night the fair young maid laid in the strangers arms.
(Chorus)
Ah early the next morning the charlotte went his way.
He looked onto the that fair young maid and onto her did say.
That sovereign that I gave to you. Now do not think me strange.
That sovereign that I gave to you will you give me back me change.
Well about twelve months later he rumbled out once more.
And he went into the tavern where he'd often been before.
He wasn't in there very long when his fair girl he did see.
And she brought forth a baby three months old and placed it on his knee.
Ah when he saw the baby he began to curse and swear.
And he said onto that fair young maid why did you bring him here. Well he is your own kind sir she said. Do not think me strange.
That sovereign that you gave to me well I give's you back your change.
(Chorus X 2)
Oh won't you come along with me
..love
DO RE SOLCome along with me.
Come for one night and be my wife
DO RE SOLAnd come along with me.
SOL
Well it is of a jolly butcher as
RE..you might plainly see.
As he rumbled out one morning in
FA DO RE..search of company.
SOLHe went into a tavern and a fair
..girl he did see
SOLAh come for one night be my wife,
FA DO RE..come along with me.
SOL
He called for liquor of the best
And he made such fortune play.
SOLCome for a drink it will make you
..think
FA DO REThat it is our wedding day.
(Chorus)
Well he called for a candle to
..light their way to bed.
And when he had her in the room
..these words to her he said.
A sovereign I will give to you for
..to embrace your charms.
And all that night the fair young
..maid laid in the strangers arms.
(Chorus)
Ah early the next morning the
..charlotte went his way.
He looked onto the that fair young
..maid and onto her did say.
That sovereign that I gave to you.
..Now do not think me strange.
That sovereign that I gave to you
..will you give me back me change.
Well about twelve months later he
..rumbled out once more.
And he went into the tavern where
..he'd often been before.
He wasn't in there very long when
..his fair girl he did see.
And she brought forth a baby three
..months old and placed it on his
..knee.
Ah when he saw the baby he began
..to curse and swear.
And he said onto that fair young
..maid why did you bring him here.
..Well he is your own kind sir she
..said. Do not think me strange.
That sovereign that you gave to me
..well I give's you back your
..change.
(Chorus X 2)
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