The Tinker

C               G             Am
It's a tinker I am, and a 
      F
travellin' man
     C                      G
I follow the wind and the stars
C                    G           
If I've shoes on me feet,and an 
Am           F
old crust to eat
         C       G      C
I'm as happy as any by far

[Verse 2]
C                 G           Am
I'm as rich as a king when I lay
           F
 down to dream
        C                   G
On My pillow of sawdust or hay
C                       G        
And the friends that I make I 
     Am     F
would never forsake
             C          G     
And their kindness one day I'll 
    C
repay

[Chorus]
      F                        C
So thank you for sharing the warmth 
of your fire
         C                 G
And an 'oul cup of tea or two
C                 G              
And that warm feather bed,where I
Am           F
 lay down my head
      C          G           C
for making me welcome, thank you.
C                   G         
I'm a jack of all trades, and as 
     Am        F
sharp as a blade
Continúa después del anuncio
C                              
When it comes to the markets and 
    G
fairs
          C            G    
Mending 'oul pots and pans or 
     Am       F
whatever I can
C                 G             C
Not a penny I'd give for your cares

[Chorus]
      F                        C
So thank you for sharing the warmth 
of your fire
         C                 G
And an 'oul cup of tea or two
C                 G               
And that warm feather bed, where I
 Am           F
 lay down my head
      C          G           C
for making me welcome, thank you.

[Bridge]
         F                        
Now the cold winds of winter can cut
C
 like a knife
          F                        
And the rain chills me deep to the 
 C
bone
         F                       
But the warm summer breezes still 
  C
blow in my mind
          F                     C
And it's them keeps me carryin' on

[Verse 3]
C                        G       
When the cock crows the dawn,I'll
      Am     F
 be already gone
C                                 
Through the meadow that runs by 
   G
the trees
C                   G        
I think nothing of time,for the 
     Am           F
world is all mine
C                  G         C
I can come and can go as I please

[Chorus]
      F                        C
So thank you for sharing the warmth 
of your fire
         C                 G
And an 'oul cup of tea or two
C                 G               
And that warm feather bed,where I 
Am           F
lay down my head
      C          G          C
for making me welcome,thank you.

[Otro]
      F                        C
So thank you for sharing the warmth 
of your fire
         C                 G
And an 'oul cup of tea or two
C                 G               
And that warm feather bed,where I 
Am           F
lay down my head
      C          G          C
for making me welcome,thank you.