Gentle Annie

     C             G     Am    F
The harvest time's come, gentle 
Annie
         C                 
and your wild oates are all 
           Am    G
scattered round the field
         C           G     Am     
You'll be anxious to know, gentle 
F
Annie
          C             G      
how your little crop of oates is 
           C          F  C
going to yield

[Verse 2]
    C              G      Am     
Your mutton's very sweet, gentle 
F
Annie
        C                          
and you know it can't be packed in 
Am  G
New South Wales
      C            G           Am
You'd better put a fence round 
   F
your cabbage
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           C             G        
or they'll all be eaten up by the 
C           F  C
snails

[Verse 3]
C                  G       Am    
And you'll take my advice, gentle 
 F
Annie
       C                       
You'd better watch your chappie 
 Am    G
goin' away
         C             G        
with his knapsack hung over his 
Am  F
saddle
       C                     G    
and he stole some knives and forks
          C      F C
 the other day

[Verse 4]
    C                 G       Am 
the bullocks they are yolked, 
    F
gentle Annie
        C                         
and you know with you, I can stay 
Am   G
no more
        C          G           
so I'll bid you farewell, gentle 
     Am F
Annie
          C               G   
and we'll meet again some other 
            C     F C
thrashing day

[Otro]
         F                       
Yes I'll bid you farewell  gentle 
   C      F C
Annie
        C                        
for you know with you I can stay 
Am G
no more
        C          G      Am    
so I'll bid you farewell gentle 
F
Annie
           C                 G    
you're the little black eyed girl 
       C     F C
that I adore