[INTRO:] Dm [VERSE 1:] Cope sent a letter tae DunbarC Saying, "Charlie, meet me an ye daurF C F C And I'll learn ye the arts o' warDm Am Dm If you meet me in the morning" [CHORUS:]F Hey, Johnnie Cope are you wauking yet?C Or are your drums a-beating yet?F C F C If ye were wauking, I would waitDm Am Dm Tae gang tae The Coals in the morning [VERSE 2:] Fye, noo Johnnie, gets up and runC The Hi'land bagpipes mak a dinF C F C It's better tae sleep in a hale skinDm Am Dm For it'll be a bloody morning [CHORUS:]F Hey, Johnnie Cope are you wauking yet?C Or are your drums a-beating yet?F C F C If ye were wauking, I would waitContinues after the adDm Am Dm Tae gang tae The Coals in the morning [VERSE 3:] When Charlie looked the letter uponC He drew his sword the scabbard fromF C F C "Follow me, my merry menDm Am Dm And we'll meet Johnnie Cope in the morning" [CHORUS:]F Hey, Johnnie Cope are you wauking yet?C Or are your drums a-beating yet?F C F C If ye were wauking, I would waitDm Am Dm Tae gang tae The Coals in the morning [VERSE 4:] When Johnnie Cope tae Dunbar camC They spiered at him, "Where's a' your men?"F C F C "The De'il confound me, I dinnae kenDm Am Dm For I left them all in the morning" [CHORUS:]F Hey, Johnnie Cope are you wauking yet?C Or are your drums a-beating yet?F C F C If ye were wauking, I would waitDm Am Dm Tae gang tae The Coals in the morning [VERSE 5:] Then, "Faith", quo' Johnnie, "I got sic fegsC Wi' their claymores and their philabegsF C F C Cannae face them again, De'il brak ma legsDm Am Dm And I bid you's all 'Good morning'" [CHORUS:]F Hey, Johnnie Cope are you wauking yet?C Or are your drums a-beating yet?F C F C If ye were wauking, I would waitDm Am Dm Tae gang tae The Coals in the morning [CHORUS:]F Hey, Johnnie Cope are you wauking yet?C Or are your drums a-beating yet?F C F C If ye were wauking, I would waitDm Am Dm Tae gang tae The Coals in the morning
Johnnie Cope
Barbara Dickson
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