Misc Traditional - Gentle annie

^AThe harvest time’s ^Ecome, gentle ^AAnnie, ^D And your ^Awild oats are all scattered round the ^Efield. You’ll be ^Aanxious to ^Eknow, gentle ^AAnnie, ^D How your ^Alittle crop of ^Eoats is going to ^Ayield.

We’ll ^Dsay farewell, gentle ^AAnnie, For you know with you I can no longer ^Estay. Yes, I’ll ^Abid you a^Edieu, gentle ^AAnnie, ^D Till we ^Ameet you on a^Enother threshing ^Aday.

^AYour mutton’s very ^Esweet, gentle ^AAnnie, ^D And I’m ^Asure it can’t be packed in New South ^EWales, But you’d ^Abetter put a ^Efence around the ^Acabbage, ^D Or they’ll ^Aall get eaten ^Eup by the ^Asnails.

We’ll ^Dsay farewell, gentle ^AAnnie, For you know with you I can no longer ^Estay. Yes, I’ll ^Abid you a^Edieu, gentle ^AAnnie, ^D Till we ^Ameet you on a^Enother threshing ^Aday.

^AYou’ll take my ad^Evice, gentle ^AAnnie, ^D And you’d ^Abetter watch your chappie goin’ a^Eway With his ^Apackbag flung over his ^Ashoulder,^D And he ^Astole some knives and ^Eforks the other ^Aday.

We’ll ^Dsay farewell, gentle ^AAnnie, For you know with you I can no longer ^Estay. Yes, I’ll ^Abid you a^Edieu, gentle ^AAnnie, ^D Till we ^Ameet you on a^Enother threshing ^Aday.

^AThe bullocks they are ^Eyoked, gentle ^AAnnie, ^D For you ^Aknow with you I can no longer ^Estay. So I’ll ^Abid you a^Edieu, gentle ^AAnnie, ^D Till we ^Ameet you on a^Enother threshing ^Aday.

We’ll ^Dsay farewell, gentle ^AAnnie, For you know with you I can no longer ^Estay. Yes, I’ll ^Abid you a^Edieu, gentle ^AAnnie, ^D Till we ^Ameet you on a^Enother threshing ^Aday.