Tonart: Bb major
Verse 1
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I got so mad at Susie Bell
for kissin' Cousin
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Will I joined up with my Uncle Bob
to fight on Bunker Hill
I looked down on them
redcoat boys
and there stood Cousin
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Will I fired my gun but he was there
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when I left Bunker Hill
Five pence in my pocket,
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bouquet and pence in my bill
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And if I had another five,
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I'd tear down Bunker Hill
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When the fight was o 'er
and Cousin William said farewell
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I laughed all day
because I thought of Mary Suzy Bell
I wrote my love a letter
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but I guess I made a blunder
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She sent me back a little note
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that said you go to thunder
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Five pence in my pocketbook and
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I took a drink of whiskey
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and I took a drink of wine
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And when I met my pretty little girl
I told her she was mine
I grabbed her and she wiggled
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so around in my embrace
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She stomped a blister on my toe
and slapped me in the face
Her mother saw me hugging her
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and said we'd have to wed
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She said she would not marry me
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if all the rest were dead
Her brother came to challenge me
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to fight him at the mill
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I slapped him till his teeth fell
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out all over Bunker Hill
Five pence in my pocket book,
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I'd tear down Bunker Hill
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On Friday night, I bucked her right
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on the church house floor
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She linked her little arm in mine,
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waltzed me through the door
Next Sunday is our wedding day,
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And that'll be the second time
I've beat my cousin Bale
Five pence in my pocket,
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bouquet and fence in my veil
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And if I had another five,
I'd tear down Bumper Hill
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