Jack Munro

Bm G F#m Bm G F#m A A/Ab A/F# E Johnny's gone a sailing with troubles on his mind C#m F#m A C#m/Ab For the leaving of his country and his darling love behind Bm C#m F#m A A/F# E Dora lee a laddie, dora lee my lilly oh. Bm G F#m A A/Ab A/F# E She's gone to tailor's shop, and dressed in men's array, C#m F#m A C#m/Ab Shipped on board a man-o-war, conveyed herself away Bm C#m F#m A A/F# E Dora lee a laddie, dora lee my lilly oh. Bm G F#m A A/Ab A/F# E "Before you step onboard, sir, your name I'd like to know." C#m F#m A C#m/Ab With a smile upon her countenance she answered, "Jack Monroe!" Bm C#m F#m A A/F# E Dora lee a laddie, dora lee my lilly oh. Bm G F#m A A/Ab A/F# E "Your waist it is too slender, your fingers are too small C#m F#m A C#m/Ab And your cheeks they are too rosy to face the cannon ball." Bm C#m F#m A A/F# E Dora lee a laddie, dora lee my lilly oh. Bm G F#m A A/Ab A/F# E "My waist is quite slender, my fingers they are small, C#m F#m A C#m/Ab But I'll never faint nor falter, though ten thousand 'round me fall!" Bm C#m F#m A A/F# E Dora lee a laddie, dora lee my lilly oh. Bm G F#m A A/Ab A/F# E The drums did loudly rattle, sweet music they did play, C#m F#m A C#m/Ab Unto the field of battle they soon did sail away. Bm C#m F#m A A/F# E Dora lee a laddie, dora lee my lilly oh. Bm G F#m A A/Ab A/F# E When the war was over, in a circle she marched round C#m F#m A C#m/Ab And among the dead and wounded, her darling love she found Bm C#m F#m A A/F# E Dora lee a laddie, dora lee my lilly oh.