Tonalité : F major
Verse 1
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There
were
three drunken maidens,
came from the Isle of Wight.
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They drunk the Monday morning,
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or stopped till Saturday night.
Em
When Saturday night did come,
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their boys, they wouldn't then go out.
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These three drunken maidens,
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they push the jug about
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Then up comes Bouncing Sally,
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her cheeks as red as a flute
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Move up me jolly sisters
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and give young Sally some room
Em
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For I'll be your equal
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before the two we go out
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And these four drunken maidens,
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they pushed the jug about
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There's a woodcock and pheasant,
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there's partridge and hare
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There's all sorts of dainties,
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no scarcity was there
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There's forty quads of beamy boys,
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they'd barely drunk them out
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These four drunken maidens,
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they push the jug about
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But up comes the landlord,
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he's asking for his pay
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It's a forty pound bill, me boys,
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these girls were supposed to pay
Em
That's ten pounds a piece, me boys,
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but still they wouldn't go out
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These four drunken maidens,
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they pushed the jug about
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Oh, where are your feathered hats,
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your mantles rich and fine
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They've all been swallowed up
in tankards of good wine
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Em
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And where are your maidenheads,
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you maidens brisk and gay
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We left them in the alehouse,
we drank them clean away.
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