Tonart: G major
Verse 1
F#
G
B
When first I went a -wagoning,
a -wagoning did go,
G
C
C#
I filled my parents' hearts with grief,
C
B
C#
with sorrow, care and woe,
Em
And many other hardships
E
B
G
that I have since gone through.
B
C#
Sing woe, my lads, sing woe,
G
drive on, my lads, I hope,
C
Who wouldn't lead a life
B
C
like we jolly -wagoners do?
G
C
No winter is a -coming on,
G
much hardship it will bring
Dm
D
Dm
We'll jog along our weary way
D
C
D
until we reach the inn
G
C
We'll sit down by the old inn fire
Em
C
with landlord an d his kin
G
C
D
Dm
Sing woe, me lads, sing woe, drive on,
Fm
G
me lads, I hope,
C
Who wouldn't lead a life
G
C#
B
C
like we jolly wagoners do.
G
C
Now springtime is a -coming,
Ab
oh, how pleasant it will be,
Fm
C#
D
C
The songbirds sing so loud and clear
from every greenwood tree,
D
G
Fm
Ab
Db
An d every lad will take a lass
Fm
C
an d jog her on his knee
Ab
C
D
Sing woe, my lads, sing woe,
F#
G
drive on, my lads, I hope
C#
Who wouldn't lead a life
B
C
like we jolly wagoners do
G
C
Now summer is a -coming on,
Ab
we'll pleasure also find
C
Fm
Dm
We'll make the gold to fly, my boys,
Cm
C
like chaff before the wind
Fm
And then return back home again
Db
to wife and children kind
Ab
C
Db
Eb
Sing wall, my lads, sing wall,
Gb
Ab
tie be hind, my lads, I hope
Db
Who wouldn't lead a life
Db
C
Db
like we jolly wagoners do you
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