The Lark In The Morning chords by Traditional

Tabbed by Jack Dingler
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The Lark in the Morning
Irish Traditional

Chorus:
  The [F]Lark in the morning she [C]rises off her [Am]nest
  She goes [Dm]off in the air with the [C]dew all on her [Dm]breast
  And like the jolly ploughboy she [C]whistles and she [Am]sings.
  She goes [Dm]home in the evening with the [C]dew all on her [Dm]wings.

Oh Roger the ploughboy he is a dashing blade,
He goes whistling and singing for yonder leafy shade
He met with dark-eyed Susan, she's handsome I declare,
And she's far more enticing than the birds all in the air.


As they were coming home from the rakes of the town,
The meadow being all mown and the grass had been cut down.
As they should chance to tumble all on the new-mown hay
Oh it's kiss me now or never this bonnie lass would say.


When twenty long weeks were over and past
Her mammy asked the reason why she thickened round the waist.
It was the pretty ploughboy this girl then did say
For he asked me for to tumble, all on the new-mown hay.


Here's a health to you ploughboy wherever you may be,
That's like having a bonnie lass sitting on each knee.
With a pint of good strong porter, he'll whistle and he'll sing
And the ploughboy is as happy as a prince or a king

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