Who Told The Butcher

F F Oh, who told the Butcher C Bb All about the Grey Goose? C F Bb Oh, it could have been the Poacher C Nobody knows F Or it could have been the Royal Coachman Bb C Or Connemara Black F Just listen well to what the ladies say Bb C And bring old Brownie back F And who told the Butcher C Bb C About the Lady Of The Lake? F Bb It could have been the Queen Of The Water C Nobody knows F Or it could have been old Soldier Palmer Bb C Or Teal and Black F Just listen well to what the ladies say Bb C And bring old Brownie back F Come on, tie the damsels, two to the droppers C And tie old Kate McClaren to the point F There's none so wise to the rise of the river Bb C The Butcher's out there tonight F Come on, tie the damsels, two to the droppers C And tie old Kate McClaren to the point F There's none so wise to the rise of the river Bb C The Butcher's out there tonight Bb C You know the Butcher's out there tonight F Oh, and who told the Butcher C Bb C All about the Grenadier? F Bb It could have been the Teal and Green C Nobody knows F Or it could have been old Wickham's Fancy Bb Or Humpty Back C F Ah, just listen well to what the ladies say Bb C And bring old Brownie back F Come on, tie the damsels, two to the droppers C And tie old Kate McClaren to the point F There's none so wise to the rise of the river Bb C The Butcher's out there tonight F Come on, tie the damsels, two to the droppers C And tie old Kate McClaren to the point F There's none so wise to the rise of the river Bb C The Butcher's out there tonight Bb C The Butcher's out there tonight Bb C The Butcher's out there tonight Bb F Bb F The Butcher's out there tonight