Misc Your Songs - Jack gloyens - the wind and the rain

^EWhen that I was and a ^Alittle tiny ^Eboy, With ^Ehey, ho, the ^Bwind and the ^Erain, A ^Efoolish thing it ^Awas but a ^Etoy, For the ^Erain it raineth ^Bevery ^Eday.^{Esus4 E}

^EBut when I came to ^Aman’s e^Estate, With ^Ehey, ho, the ^Bwind and the ^Erain, ^E’Gainst knaves and thieves men ^Ashut their ^Egate, For the ^Erain it raineth ^Bevery ^Eday.^{Esus4 E}

^EBut when I came, a^Alas! to a ^Ewife, With ^Ehey, ho, the ^Bwind and the ^Erain, By ^Eswaggering could I ^Anever ^Ethrive, For the ^Erain it raineth ^Bevery ^Eday.^{Esus4 E}

^EBut when I came un^Ato my ^Ebeds, With ^Ehey, ho, the ^Bwind and the ^Erain, With ^Etoss-pots still had ^Adrunken ^Eheads, For the ^Erain it raineth ^Bevery ^Eday.^{Esus4 E}

A ^Egreat while ago the ^Aworld be^Egun, With ^Ehey, ho, the ^Bwind and the ^Erain, ^EBut that’s all one, our ^Aplay is ^Edone, And we’ll ^Estrive to please you ^Bevery ^Eday.^{Esus4 E}