Stewball chords Joan Baez (old English folk Skewball of 1741) F Dm G F F G

Stewball was a ^Fgood horse^Am, he wore his head ^Dmhigh, and the mane on his ^Gfo^Gsus4retop,^G was fine as silk ^Fthrea^Fd.^G

I rode him in ^FEngland^Am, I rode him in ^DmSpain, and I never did ^Glo^Gsus4se, bo^Gys, I always did ^Fgain^F. ^G

So come all you ^Fgambler^Ams, wherever you ^Dmare, and don`t bet your ^Gmo^Gsus4ney on^G that little grey ^Fmar^Fe.^G

Most likely she`ll ^Fstumbl^Ame, most likely she`ll ^Dmfall, but never you`ll ^Glo^Gsus4se, bo^Gys, on my noble Stew^Fball^F. ^G

As they were a-^Friding^Am, `bout halfway ^Dmround, that grey mare she ^Gst^Gsus4umbled^G, and fell on the ^Fgroun^Fd.^G

And way out ^Fyonder^Am, ahead of them ^Dmall, came a-prancing and a-^Gda^Gsus4ncing,^G my noble Stew^Fball^F. ^G

Stewball was a ^Frace horse^Am, and by the day he was ^Dmmine, he never drank ^Gwa^Gsus4ter, h^Ge always drank ^Fwin^Fe.^F

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Joan Baez - Stewball