Dame Durdan

F C D F C Dame Durdan kept five servant maids to carry the milking pail F C D She also kept five labouring men to use the spade and flail F C 'Twas Moll and Bet and Doll and Kit, and Dolly to drag her tail F C D 'Twas Tom and Dick and Joe and Jack and Humphrey with his flail F Then Tom kissed Molly and Dick kissed Betty and Joe kissed Dolly and Jack kissed Kitty C And Humphrey with his flail F C D And Kitty she was a charming girl to carry the milking pail Instr Verse F C F C D {Instr Chorus] F C F C D F C F C D F C Dame Durdan in the morn so soon she did begin to call F C D To rouse her servants, maids and men, she did begin to bawl F C 'Twas Moll and Bet and Doll and Kit, and Dolly to drag her tail F C D 'Twas Tom and Dick and Joe and Jack and Humphrey with his flail F Then Tom kissed Molly and Dick kissed Betty and Joe kissed Dolly and Jack kissed Kitty C And Humphrey with his flail F C D And Kitty she was a charming girl to carry the milking pail Instr Verse F C F C D {Instr Chorus] F C F C D F C F C D F C 'Twas on the morn of Valentine when birds begin to prate F C D Dame Durdan and her maids and men they all together meet F C 'Twas Moll and Bet and Doll and Kit, and Dolly to drag her tail F C D 'Twas Tom and Dick and Joe and Jack and Humphrey with his flail F Then Tom kissed Molly and Dick kissed Betty and Joe kissed Dolly and Jack kissed Kitty C F C And Humphrey with his flail, kiss Dorothy Draggletail F C D And Kitty she was a charming girl to carry the milking pail F C D