Planxty - The jolly beggar
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PLANXTY- The Jolly Beggar
Tabbed by: Stud_Muffin
Email: bryn_bass@hotmail.co.uk
Tuning:
EADGBe, but I perform it in my version of open C
(CGCEGC, which is a whole step down from open D,
as opposed to the more traditional open C tuning, CGCGCE)
Chords used:
EADGBe
C:X32010
F:133211 or XX3211
G:320033
CGCEGC
C:000000
F:500500
G:X02300
Intro (same as chorus progression):
||C |C | F | G ||
||C |F |C |G ||
||C |C ||
Verse 1:
There Cwas a jolly beggarman
Came Ftripping o'er the Gplain
He cCame unto aF farmer's door
A lCodging for to Ggain
The Cfarmer's daughter she came down
And Fviewed him cheek and Gchin
She Csays "He iFs a handsome man
I pCray you take him iGn"
Chorus:
We'll Cgo no more a roving
A rFoving in the Gnight
We'llC go no more a Froving
Let the Cmoon shine so bGright
We'll Cgo no more a roving
Verse 2:
He wCould not lie within the barn
Nor Fyet within the Gbyre
But hCe would in the Fcorner lie
DowCn by the kitchen Gfire
O Cthen the beggar's bed was made
Of gFood clean sheets and Ghay
AndC down beside the Fkitchen fire
The Cjolly beggar Glay
Chorus:
We'll Cgo no more a roving
A rFoving in the Gnight
We'llC go no more a Froving
Let the Cmoon shine so bGright
We'll Cgo no more a roving
Verse 3:
The Cfarmer's daughter she got up
To Fbolt the kitchen Gdoor
And Cthere she saw thFe beggar
Standing Gnaked on the Gfloor
He Ctook the daughter in his arms
AndF to the bed he Gran
KindC sir, she says, be Feasy now
You'll Cwaken our good Gman
Chorus:
We'll Cgo no more a roving
A rFoving in the Gnight
We'llC go no more a Froving
Let the Cmoon shine so bGright
We'll Cgo no more a roving
Verse 4:
Now Cyou are no beggar
You Fare some gGentleman
For Cyou have stolen my Fmaidenhead
And CI am quite uGndone
I Cam no lord, I am no squire
Of Fbeggars I be Gone
AndC beggars they be rFobbers all
So nCow you're quite Gundone
Last Chorus:
We'll Cgo no more a roving
A rFoving in the Gnight
We'll Cgo no more a rFoving
Let the Cmoon shine so Gbright
We'll gCo no Gmore a Cro
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