Barbara Dickson - Sullivans john

Oh, Sullivan's J^D/F#ohn, to the ^Groad you've ^Fgone Far a^Gway from your ^D/F#country ^Ghome You've gone with the tinker's ^Fdaughter For a^Glong the road to ^D/Aroam Oh, ^GSullivan's John you ^Fwon't stick it long Till your ^Gbelly will soon get ^D/F#slack As a^Glong the ro^D/F#ad with a migh^Gty loa^Fd And a ^Gtoodlebox ^D/F#on your ^Gback

And it's Katy Mul^D/F#vay with her ^Gneat ba^Fby Be^Ghind on her ^D/F#back, strapped o^Gn She'd a long ( ? ) stick in^Fto her hand For to ^Gdrive her donkey ^D/Aon En^Gquiring at every ^Ffarmhouse As a^Glong the road she would ^D/F#pass Oh, it's, "^GWhere would I ^D/F#get an old ^Gpot to ^Fmend?" Or it's, "^GWhere would I ^D/F#buy an a^Gss?"

There's an ass selling ^D/F#fair in the ^GCounty ^FClare At a ^Gplace they call ^D/F#Spancel ^GHill Where my brother Bill 'ceived a ^Frap on the head And poor ^GPaddy they tried to ^D/Akill They ^Gbundled him up in a ^Fdonkey 'n cart All a^Glong the road to ^D/F#sand Oh, bad ^Gluck to the ^D/F#day from my ^Ghome I did ^Fstray For to ^Gjoin with a ^D/F#tinker's ^Gband

And it's Sullivan's J^D/F#ohn, to the ^Groad you've ^Fgone Far a^Gway from your ^D/F#country ^Ghome You've gone with the tinker's ^Fdaughter For a^Glong the road to ^D/Aroam Well, ^GSullivan's John you ^Fwon't stick it long Till your ^Gbelly will soon get ^D/F#slack As a^Glong the ro^D/F#ad with a migh^Gty loa^Fd And a ^Gtoodlebox ^D/F#on your ^Gback