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B:Broadwood, L, 1893, English County Songs, London, Leadenhall Press
S:Mr Heywood Sumner
Z: Lucy Broadwood
T:My Johnny was a Shoemaker
F: http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
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(AF) |D D D D  E2 E2 |B6 (Bc) |d3 B c3 A | B6
w:My_ John-ny was a shoe-mak-er, and_ dear-ly he loved me;
(AF) |D D D D E2 E2 |B6 (Bc) |d3 B c3 A |B6
w:My_ John-ny was a shoe-mak-er, but_ now he's gone to sea;
(Bc) |d3 d c3 c |B3 B HF2
w:With_ nas-ty pitch to soil his hands,
B2 |A F E D E2 D2 | (d3Bc3A |B6)
w:And sail up-on the storm-y sea____
 (AF) |D D D D E 2E2 |B8-|B6  |]
w:My_ John-ny was a shoe-mak-er.
W:My Johnny was a shoemaker, and dearly he loved me;
W:My Johnny was a shoemaker, but now he's gone to sea;
W:With nasty pitch to soil his hands,
W:And sail upon the stormy sea
W:My Johnny was a shoemaker.
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W:His jacket was a deep sky blue, and curly was his hair,
W:His jacket was a deep sky blue, it was I do declare;
W:To reef the topsail now he's gone
W:And sail upon the stormy sea
W:My Johnny was a shoemaker.
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W:And he will be a captain by and bye, with a brave and gallant crew
W:And he will be a captain by and bye, with a sword and spyglass too,
W:And when he is a captain bold,
W:He'll come back and marry me,
W:My Johnny was a shoemaker.
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