The Dubliners - Cod liver oil

Im a ^Amyoung married man and Im tired of my life, For l^Emately I married an ailing old wife; She does^Am nothing all day home ^Cshe does ^Gsigh, And I ^Amwish to the Lord that I o^Emnly could d^Amie.

^AmO Doctor, O Doctor, O dear Doctor John, Your ^Emcod liver oil is so pure and so strong; Im a-^Amfraid of me life, Ill go ^Cdown in the ^Gsoil, If me ^Amwife comes a-drinking your ^Emcod liver ^Amoil.

Well, a^Am friend of me own came to see me one day, And he ^Emtold me my wife was just pining away; And he ^Amalso told me that ^Cshe would get s^Gtrong, If ^AmI buy her a bottle from ^Emdear Doctor ^AmJohn.

^AmO Doctor, O Doctor, O dear Doctor John, Your ^Emcod liver oil is so pure and so strong; Im a-^Amfraid of me life, Ill go ^Cdown in the ^Gsoil, If me ^Amwife comes a-drinking your ^Emcod liver ^Amoil.

I bough^Amt her a bottle, twas just for a try, And the^Em way that she drank it, youd swear she was dry; I ^Ambought her another, it w^Cent just the ^Gsame, And ^AmI know shes got cod liver ^Emoil on the b^Amrain.

^AmO Doctor, O Doctor, O dear Doctor John, Your ^Emcod liver oil is so pure and so strong; Im a-^Amfraid of me life, Ill go ^Cdown in the ^Gsoil, If me ^Amwife comes a-drinking your ^Emcod liver ^Amoil.

My h^Amouse it resembles a big doctors shop, With^Em bottles and bottles from bottom to top; And ^Amwhen in the morning the k^Cettle do b^Goil, You would s^Amwear we were singing bout ^Emcod liver ^Amoil.

^AmO Doctor, O Doctor, O dear Doctor John, Your ^Emcod liver oil is so pure and so strong; Im a-^Amfraid of me life, Ill go ^Cdown in the ^Gsoil, If me ^Amwife comes a-drinking your ^Emcod liver ^Amoil.