Tonalité : D major•
Verse 1
D
A
D
G
A
D
As I
was a -walking,
G
D
I passed by a window,
A
And I saw an old woman,
D
the picture of gloom.
And this is the song
G
D
the old lady was humming,
A
As backwards and forwards
D
she wielded her broom.
F#
Oh, life is a toil and love is a trouble
Bm
A
Beauty will fade and riches will flee
D
Pleasures they dwindle
G
D
and prices they double
A
And nothing is what we
D
could wish it to be
There's too much of sewing
G
D
goes into a bonnet
A
There's too much of ironing
goes into a shirt
D
There's nothing that's worth
G
D
all the time you waste on it
A
And nothing that'll last us
D
but trouble and dirt
F#
So life is a toil and love is a trouble
Bm
A
Beauty will fade and riches will flee
D
Pleasures they dwindle
G
D
and prices they double
A
And nothing is what we
D
could wish it to be
Pull weeds all the summer,
G
D
break leaves in September
A
The midsummer breezes
D
are loaded with dust
It's snow all the winter,
G
D
and in rainy November
A
The wallpaper rots and
D
the candlesticks rust
F#
So life is a toil and love is a trouble
Bm
A
Beauty will fade and riches will flee
D
Pleasures they dwindle
G
D
and prices they double
A
And nothing is what we could
D
G
A
D
wish it to be
The old woman grew tired of
G
D
sweepin' and scrubbin'
A
She laid down and died,
D
and I thought, was it just
That she who so long
G
D
had wielded the duster
A
Should herself in the end
D
be turned into dust
F#
So life is a toil and love is a trouble
Bm
A
Beauty will fade and riches will flee
D
Pleasures they dwindle
G
D
and prices they double
A
And nothing is what we could wish it to be
D
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