I noticed it wasn't here so I tried my best to figure it out. You can do a quick change between A and D on the 3rd beat of the last lines of each chorus and every verse except verse 1 if you like. A good ol' Cape Breton tune. Great to kick up your heels to.

^DHere comes Mister ^GMacNe^Ail ^DThe fine shape that ^Ghe is ^Emin ^DThere is no telling which w^Gay he'll ^Afeel ^DAfter his twister aro^Gund the b^Emeinn

^DRaisin' the jar an r^Gaisin' h^Aell ^DThere's plenty of stories that t^Ghey will ^Emtell ^DSome are born of t^Grue de^Atail ^DSome are purely fiction

^DLook up yonder it's o^Gld Ma^AcPhee ^DHe's having a few he can h^Fardly ^Emsee ^DWrapped his buggy arou^Gnd a t^Aree ^DSomeone call the Mounties

^DRaisin' the jar an r^Gaisin' h^Aell ^DThere's plenty of stories that t^Ghey will ^Emtell ^DSome are born of t^Grue de^Atail ^DSome are purely fiction

^DThere they stand ^Gby the d^Aoor ^DSelling bush ^Gby the s^Emcore ^DAsking you to b^Guy some m^Aore ^DAlong the shores of 'Cocomagh

^DRaisin' the jar an r^Gaisin' h^Aell ^DThere's plenty of stories that t^Ghey will ^Emtell ^DSome are born of t^Grue de^Atail ^DSome are purely fiction

^DI'll go home, I^G'll go h^Aome ^DFull of the devil and f^Gull of the r^Emum ^DI'll go home, I^G'll go h^Aome ^DWe'll all go home in the morning

Rankin Family - Mull river shuffle