Butter And Cheese
- Nick Hart
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Intro
C F G C
Verse 1
C F G C
Well now you've called on me to sing I'll see what I can do,
C F G C
And when that I have finished it I'll call on one of you.
G F C
Well now you've called on me to sing I'll see what I can do,
F C Am F
And when that I have finished it I'll call on one of you.
F G C
I'll call on one of you.
Verse 2
C F G C
The very first time I went a-courting I'll tell you the reason why,
C F G C
It was to a jolly old cook, and my wants she did supply.
G F C
She fed me on the best roast beef and plenty of mince pies,
F C Am F
And when that I was hung-ery, she would my wants supply,
F G C
Oh she would my wants supply.
Verse 3
C F G C
It's on one Wednesday evening she's invited me to tea,
C F G C
She sayd the missus and master's out and we'd have a jolly spree,
G F C
I went into the parlour then my own true love to please
F C Am F
And into one pocket she's rammed some butter and into the other some cheese,
F G C
And into the other some cheese.
Verse 4
C F G C
Well supper being over, and I could eat no more.
C F G C
Good Lord to my surprise when a knock camte at the door.
G F C
I looked around for a hiding place as you may very well know
F C Am F
So up the chimn-ely I did go, as black as any old crow,
F G C
As black as any old crow.
Verse 5
C F G C
Well the fire being rather warm began to toast me knees,
C F G C
Likewise to melt me butter, Likewise to toast me cheese,
G F C
And every drip that did drop down did cause the fire to flare
F C Am F
And the master swore in his own heart the Devil himself was there,
F G C
Oh the Devil himself was there.
Verse 6
C F G C
Well he's gone atop the roof my boys to drive poor Harry out,
C F G C
Began to pour cold water down to put me in a rout,
G F C
So down the chimne-ly I did go and into the street did crawl,
F C Am F
I was oblidged to ramble as fast as I could with my butter and cheese and all,
F G C
With my butter and Cheese and all.
Verse 7
C F G C
Well some they said it was Old Nick, now him they very well know,
C F G C
And some said I was the Devil himself for I was as black as a crow,
G F C
The dogs did bark the children screamed the women began to bawl,
F C Am F
And then they started to blabber it out he's got butter and cheese and all.
F G C
He's got butter and cheese and all.
Outro
C F G C
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