The Four Loom Weaver

Am Em Am F G Am Dm7 G Am F Am G D Am G/A Am I'm a four loom weaver, as many a man knows D Am Nowt to eat and I've worn out my clothes G Am D Am Clogs are both broken and stockings I've none C G D Am Hardly give me tuppence for all I've got on D Am Old Billy at Bent, he kept telling me long D Am We might have better times if I'd but held my tongue G Am D Am Holded my tongue 'til I near lost my breath F G D And I feel in my heart that I'll soon starve to death Am G/A Am I'm a four loom weaver, as many a man knows D Am Nowt to eat and I've worn out my clothes G Am D Am Clogs are both broken and stockings I've none C G D Am Hardly give me tuppence for all I've got on D Am We held out for six weeks, thought each day was the last D Am We tarried and shifted 'til now we're quite fast G Am D Am We lived upon nettles when nettles were good F G D Waterloo Porridge was best of our food Am G/A Am I'm a four loom weaver, as many a man knows D Am Nowt to eat and I've worn out my clothes G Am D Am Clogs are both broken and stockings I've none C G D Am Hardly give me tuppence for all I've got on Am Em Am F G Am Dm7 G Am F Am G D Am D Am Our Margaret declares if she'd clothes to put on D Am She'd go up to London and see the great man G Am D Am Things didn't alter when there she had been F G D F G She swears she'll fight with blood up to thine Am G/A Am I'm a four loom weaver, as many a man knows D Am Nowt to eat and I've worn out my clothes G Am D Am Clogs are both broken and stockings I've none C G D Am Hardly give me tuppence for all I've got on D Am I'm a four loom weaver as many a man knows D Am Nowt to eat and I've worn out my clothes G Am D Am Stockings I've none and no looms to weave on F G D I've woven myself to the far end F G D Yes, I've woven myself to the far end F G D I've woven myself to the far end F G D Woven myself to the far end Am Em Am F G Am Dm7 G Am F Am G D