Intro: D A D Verse 1: D A D Now I be a true bred country chap A D Me mother comes from Wareham G Mother, she's got some more like I D A D and well knows how to rear 'em D Some folks calls I bacon face Em A and other turnip head D A D A But I can prove I ain't no fool D though I be country bred
Chorus: D A D For I can plough or milk a cow G D A I can reap or sow D G I'm as fresh as the daisy that grows in the field D A D and they calls I buttercup Joe D A D Verse 2: D A D They nobby swells, they laugh and chaff A D to see I eat fat bacon D G They wouldn't touch such country stuff D A D but that's where they're mistaken. D On wine and grog they do their airs Em A and lord it at their ease D A D A but give I fat pork from they sty D or a lump of bread and cheese Chorus: D A D For I can plough or milk a cow G D A I can reap or sow D G I'm as fresh as the daisy that grows in the field D A D and they calls I buttercup Joe D A D Verse 3: D A D Now bain't it prime in summertime A D when we go out hay-making D G the lassies, they will all turn out D A D and freedom will be taken D they likes to get us country chaps Em A o' course in harmless play D A D A they like to get us country chaps D and roll us in the hay Chorus: D A D For I can plough or milk a cow G D A I can reap or sow D G I'm as fresh as the daisy that grows in the field D A D and they calls I buttercup Joe D A D Verse 4: D A D Now 'ave you seen my pretty maid A D they calls our our Mary D G her works as busy as a bumble bee D A D on farmer Jones's dairy D and don't she make they dumplings nice Em A by Jove I means to try 'em D A D A and ask her if she'd like to wed D with a country chap like I am Chorus: D A D For I can plough or milk a cow G D A I can reap or sow D G I'm as fresh as the daisy that grows in the field D A D and they calls I buttercup Joe
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