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Kate Rusby - The Cobbler's Daughter INTRO: F C F C F
I Cam a cobbler's Fdaughter I'm Cthought of rude and Gmean But a Cfiner and a bonnier Flass You have never Gseen I've Cplagued my father's Fhead For Cmy life I wouldn't Gwed And my Cmother's in the Fprison 'cause of Cme F C F
There Cwas a handsome Fyoung man Who Cused to live by Gme If CI went out, if FI went in He'd always follow Gme I Cnever done rue the Fday And it Chappened as I Gsay I Ctook him to me FchamberC to see F C F
I Ctook him to me Fchamber Where Cwe could be aGlone And Cknowing that me Fmother And me father were at Ghome He Ckissed me on the Fcheek And I Cscreamed 'til I was Gweak Me Cfather came a Frunning to the Cdoor F
He's Cjumped upon the Fyoung man As CI was standing Gby But he Cbrought his fist beFhind his head And thumped him in the Geye Me Cmother heard the Fdin Up the Cstairs she did beGgin With a Cbroom for a Fweapon she held ChigFh
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COut ran the Fyoung man UnCto the stairs straightGway Me Cmother, she was Fwaiting Like a raging bull, I'd Gsay She's Chit him on the Fhead And the Cyoung man fell like Glead Quite Cdead upon the Ffloor he ClayF
I Cam a cobbler's Fdaughter I'm Cthought of rude and Gmean But a Cfiner and a bonnier Flass You have never Gseen I've Cplagued my father's Fhead For Cmy life I wouldn't Gwed And my Cmother's in the Fprison 'cause of Cme F C F C G C F C G C