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T:Ould John Braddlum
B:Singing Together, Autumn 1965, BBC Publications
F:http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
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w:Num-ber one, num-ber one; Now my song has_ just be-*gun_
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w: Wi' a rum-tum-tad-dle-um, Ould John Brad-dl-um, Hey, what coun-try folk we be.
W:Number one, number one;
W:Now my song has just begun:
W:Wi' a rum-tum-tad-dle-um, Ould John Braddlum,
W:Hey, what country folk we be.
W:
W:Number two, number two,
W:Some boots pinch, so gie I a shoe.
W:
W:Number threee, number three,
W:Some likes coffee and some likes tea.
W:
W:Number four, number four,
W:Some says nowt but thinks the mowre.
W:
W:Number foive, number foive,
W:Old folks die when the can't stop alive.
W:
W:Number six, number six,
W:Some use crutches when they can't use sticks.
W:
W:Number seven, number seven,
W:Much about t'same as number eleven.
W:
W:Number eight, number eight,
W:Some loikes a door but I likes a gate.
W:
W:Number nine, number nine,
W:Some drinks beer 'cos they can't get wine.
W:
W:Number ten, number ten,
W:There bean't no women where there bean't no men.
W:
W:Number eleven, number eleven,
W:Much about t'same as number seven.
W:
W:Number twelve, number twelve,
W:If you wants any mowre you can sing it yerselves.
W: