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%abc-2.1 X:1 T:Dick Derby The Cobbler C:Tommy Makem (attrib) Z:Webmaster L:1/4 M:3/4 K:D P:Verse z2 D/2E/2 | "D"F F F | "A7"G E C/2C/2 | E (D2 | D) z A | d d d | d A B | "D7"=c3 | w:Oh me name is Dick Dar-by, I'm a cob-bler. - I serv-ed me time at old camp z2 d | "D"d A A | "G"B G B | "D"B (A2 | B) z F | F E F | "A7"G E C | "D"D3 | w:Some call me an old ag-i-ta-tor-- But now I'm res-olved to re-pent P:chorus z2 D/2E/2 | F F F/2F/2 | G E C/2C/2 | E (F2 | F) z A/2A/2 | d d d/2d/2 | d A A/2A/2 | B =c2 | w:With me int-wing of an ing-twing of an i-do- With me in-twing of an ing-twing of an iy-ay z d | d A A | B G B | G (A2 | A) z G | F E F | G E C | D3 || w:With me roo boo boo roo boo boo ran-dy- Me last it keeps wear-ing a-way W: W:1 W:Oh me name is Dick Darby, I'm a cobbler W:I served me time at old camp W:Some call me an old agitator W:But now I'm resolved to repent W: W:ch W:With me intwing of an ingtwing of an ido W:With me intwing of an ingtwing of an iy-ay W:With me roo boo boo roo boo boo randy W:Me last it keeps wearing away W: W:2 W:Now my father was hung for sheep stealing W:Me mother was burned for a witch W:My sister's a dandy housekeeper W:And I'm a mechanical switch W: W:3 W:Ah it's forty long years I have traveled W:All by the contents of me pack W:Me hammers, me awls, and me pinches W:I carry them all on me back W: W:4 W:Oh my wife she is humpy, she's lumpy W:My wife, she's the devil, she's black W:And no matter what I may do with her W:Her tongue it goes clickety clack W: W:5 W:It was early one fine summer's morning W:A little before it twas day W:I dipped her three times in the river W:And carelessly bad her "Good day"
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Song by
Tommy Makem
Folk song references:
Roud-872
Song to be found in the following collection(s):
My Own Song Book