Am I'm a young married man and I'm tired of lifeG For years I've been married to a poor sickly wifeAm G She does nothin' all day but to sit there and sighAm Em Am Wishin' and prayin' that she-ee could die [Verse 2]Am A friend from the village was talkin' one dayG I told him me wife was a-fadin' awayAm G He afterwards told me that she would get strongAm Em Am If I got a bottle from old Doctor John [Verse 3]Continúa después del anuncioAm Well I bought her one bottle to give her good cheerG The way that she drank it you'd swear it was beerAm G I got her a second, and it went the sameAm Em Am I think she's got cod liver oil on the brain [Verse 4]Am Oh doctor, oh doctor, oh dear doctor JohnG Your cod liver oil is so pure and so strongAm G I'm afraid of me life I'll go down in the soilAm Em Am If me wife don't stop drinkin' your cod liver oil [Verse 5]Am Well it gave her good cheer and of that there's no doubtG Each week she got better and then she got stoutAm G And as she got fatter of course she got strongAm Em Am I think there's a devil in old Doctor John [Verse 6]Am There's bottles and bottles all over the houseG But as she got strong I'm as quiet as a mouseAm G I've got to the stage if the kettle should boilAm Em Em I'd swear it was singing of cod liver oil
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