Tonalité : D major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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In
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Chester a town there lived a clerk
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Courted a lady just for a lark
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in a favour he asked would it be alright
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if he might lie with her one night
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with me right phone roll
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told diddle all the day
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whack phone roll to the diddle all the day
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well the lady she was a
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bright young spark
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and she thought she'd have a laugh
with him all in the dark
and on the landing
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she put the old armchair
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and on it put her old woman's
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crockery where
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Where with me right foal rolled,
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told the diddle all the day
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Whack foal rolled,
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told the diddle all the day
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Well the young man rose
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in the middle of the night
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Thinking to gain his heart's delight
He bumped his shins
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and he knocked the chair
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And he broke the old woman's
crockery
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Where with me right foal rolled,
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told the diddle all the day
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Whack foal rolled,
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told the diddle all the day
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Well the missus come downstairs
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all in a fright
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Standing there in the middle of the night
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She says, young man,
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how come you're there
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capsizing all my crockery?
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Well, with me right foul diddle
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on the diddle on the day
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A black foal rolled
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to the diddle on the day
Well, the money,
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it was calculated without delay
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And the rambling
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the young man was forced to pay
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It was two pounds ten for the broken chair
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And another five bob for
the crockery
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Where would me rightful life
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turn a diddle o' the day?
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Blackboard roads in the diddle o' the day
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