Gordon Bok - Easy and slow

It was ^Adown by ^E7Christchurch I ^Dfirst met with An^C#mnie A ^F#mneat little girl, oh, and ^Dnot a bit ^Eshy She ^Atold me her ^E7father had ^Dcome from Dun^C#mgannon And ^F#mhe'd take her ^Aback in the ^Dsweet bye-and-^Abye

And ^Dwhat's it to any man, ^Awhether or no ^{A7 D}Whether I'm easy or ^Awhether I'm ^Etrue As she ^Dlifted her petticoat, ^Aeasy and ^C#mslow And I ^F#mrolled up me ^Asleeves for to ^Dbuckle her ^Ashoe ^{D A E}

Now, in ^Acity or ^E7country, a ^Dgirl is a ^C#mjewel And ^F#mwell built for gripping, the ^Dmost of them ^Eare Ah, but ^Aany young ^E7fellow would ^Dsure be a ^C#mfool If he ^F#mtried it the ^Afirst time, to ^Dgo a bit ^Afar

And ^Dwhat's it to any man, ^Awhether or no ^{A7 D}Whether I'm easy or ^Awhether I'm ^Etrue As she ^Dlifted her petticoat, ^Aeasy and ^C#mslow And I ^F#mrolled up me ^Asleeves for to ^Dbuckle her ^Ashoe ^{D A E}

We ^Awandered by ^E7Thomas Street, ^Ddown by the ^C#mLiffey The ^F#msun was long set and the ^Devening grew ^Edark And a^Along Whiteman's ^E7Bridge, and by ^Dgod, in a ^C#mjiffy My ^F#marm was a^Around her, out ^Dthere in the ^Apark

And ^Dwhat's it to any man, ^Awhether or no ^{A7 D}Whether I'm easy or ^Awhether I'm ^Etrue As she ^Dlifted her petticoat, ^Aeasy and ^C#mslow And I ^F#mrolled up me ^Asleeves for to ^Dbuckle her ^Ashoe ^{D A E}

So, if you ^Achance for to ^E7go to the ^Dtown of Dun^C#mgannon You may ^F#msearch till your eyeballs are ^Dempty and ^Eblind Be it ^Asitting or ^E7walking or ^Drunning or ^C#mstanding A ^F#mgirl like ^AAnnie you ^Dnever will ^Afind

And ^Dwhat's it to any man, ^Awhether or no ^{A7 D}Whether I'm easy or ^Awhether I'm ^Etrue As she ^Dlifted her petticoat, ^Aeasy and ^C#mslow And I ^F#mrolled up me ^Asleeves for to ^Dbuckle her ^Ashoe ^{D A}