C F C F C F C I never really fell in love till I went up to Fakenham FairG C F C F C G C And I chanced for to meet with a carnival girl a-selling the chances thereF C F G I tried for a lamp or a Spanish shawl or a golden filigreeC F C F C G C But all the while her eyes were saying, “Oh! Come take a chance on me.” [Chorus]F C So swing around the merry-go-round.F G Give the wheel of fortune a whirl,C F C F For the finest prize at Fakenham FairC G C Is the pretty carnival girl. [Verse 2]C F C F C F C Her eyes were blue, her hair it was brown and her lips they were soft and redG C F C F C G C And a shape like hers I had never seen and my eyes well they popped from my headF C F G But I was young and innocent but still even I could seeC F C F C G C That the way she laughed and she winked my way it said, “Come take a chance on me.” [Chorus]F C So swing around that old merry-go-round.F G Give the wheel of fortune a whirl,C F C F The finest prize at Fakenham FairC G C Is the pretty carnival girl. [Verse 3]C F C F C F C The old folks said, “She ain't for you, boy, oh, what will the old people think?”G C F C F C G C But I took my chance and I won that girl just as quick as an eye could winkF C F G And the very best day in all my life, whatever come to pass,C F C F C G C Was the day that I went up to Fakenham Fair and I won me a carnival lass. [Chorus]F C So swing around that old merry-go-round.F G Give the wheel of fortune a whirl,C F C F The finest prize at Fakenham FairC G C Is the pretty carnival girl.
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