Unconstant Lover

    G                          D  
But when you are married, look out
          G
 for your hub
                                 D
'Cause evenings you spend at the old
 fellows' club
       Em                     C
At the officer's store he was kept, 
he'll pretend
    G                       D     
And so he was too, drinking rum 
     G
with a friend


[Chorus]
            G                      
Oh, they'll buy you fine trinkets, 
     C
fine garments and flowers
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            G                      
And they'll call in at tea-time to 
D
pay their devours
        Em                         
They'll swear that they love you by
     C
 the light of the moon
       G                        
And propose marriage? No, sherry 
             D          G
cobblers at Taylor's Saloon


[Verse 3]
    G                        D    
But fortunes are false and a 
        G
fickle young day
And it's worse than bad luck for to 
D
die an old maid
        Em                         
And the best of all blessings we 
  C
can meet in this life
     G                         
Is a kind, loving husband and a 
 D             G
good-tempered wife
    Em                          
The best of all blessings we can 
 C
meet in this life
     G                         
Is a kind, loving husband and a 
 D             G
good-tempered wife