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A-beggin I Will Go

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by  ABELAMIN

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A-beggin I Will Go

	  		   Em                G        D              Em 
Of all the trades in England, Beggin' is the best, 

    Em              G             Em              D 
For when a beggar's tired, He can lay him down to rest. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 



        Em               G         D              Em 
I got a pocket for me oatmeal, And another for me rye, 

        Em           G        Em              D 
I got a bottle by me side, To drink when I am dry. 

       Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 



      Em            G            D                 Em 
I got patches on me cloak, And a black patch on me knee, 

         Em              G          Em               D 
When you come to take me home, I'll drink as well as thee. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 



        Em            G         D              Em 
I got a pocket for me salt, And another for me malt, 

        Em             G                    Em            D 
I got a pair of little crutches, You should see how I can halt. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 



            Em            G           D             Em 
I've been a-beggin' seven years, With me ol' wooden leg, 

    Em                    G               Em               D 
For lame I've been, since I was born, And so I'm forced to beg. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 



  Em               G              D              Em 
I sleep beneath an open tree, And there I pay no rent, 

Em            G                 Em           D 
Providence provides for me, And I am well content. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 



   Em            G            D            Em 
I fear no plots against me, I live in open cell, 

Em             G               Em              D 
Who would be a king then, When beggars live so well? 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 



   Em                G        D              Em 
Of all the trades in England, Beggin' is the best, 

    Em              G             Em              D 
For when a beggar's tired, He can lay him down to rest. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 

      Am                   Em      D      Em 
And a-begging I will go, A-begging I will go. 
		  

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