Tonart: D major
Verse 1
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All you that love a bit of fun
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Come listen here a while
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I'll tell you of a droll affair
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To cause you all to smile
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The parson dressed all in his be st
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Cocked hat and bushy wig
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He went into the farmer's house
To choose a sucking pig
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Good morning, said the parson
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Good morning, sir, to you
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I've come to take a suckin'
A pig that is my dew.
So went the farmer to the stye,
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Amongst the pigling small,
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And there he chose the weiest pig,
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The weiest of them all.
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But when the parson saw the choice,
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How he did stamp and roar,
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He snorted loud, he shook his wig,
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He almost cursed and swore,
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Good morning, said the parson.
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Good morning, sir, to you.
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I've come to take a sucking pig,
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a pig that is my due.
Oh, then out spake the farmer,
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since my offer you re fuse.
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Pray step into the stye yourself,
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that you may pick and choose.
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So to the stye the priest did hide,
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and there without a dew,
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The old sir ran with an open mouth,
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and grunting at him flew.
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Good morning, said the parson,
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Good morning, sir, to you,
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I've come to take a sucking pig,
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A pig that is my dew.
She caught him by the breeches black,
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Oh, help me, help me from the sow,
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The little pig's his waistcoat,
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Or his stockings and his shoes,
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The farmer said with a cheeky smile,
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You're welcome, sir, to choose.
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Good morning said the parson,
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good morning sir to you,
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I've come to take a sucking pig,
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a pig that is my due.
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Away the parson scampered home
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As fast as he could run
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His wife was standing at the door
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But when she saw him in such a plight,
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she fainted clean away.
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Alas, alas, the parson said,
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I'm bitterew this day.
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Good morning, said the parson,
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good morning, sir, to you.
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I've come to take a sucking pig,
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a pig that is my due.
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Go fetch me down a suit of clothes,
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a soap and sponge, I pray.
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And bring me to my greasy wig,
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and rub me down with hay.
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Another time I won't be nice
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when gathering my Jews.
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Another time in sucking pigs,
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I will not pick and choose.
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Good morning said the parson,
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good morning sir to you.
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I will not take a sucking pig.
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I leave the choice to you.
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