[INTRO:] G [VERSE 1:]D/F# G F Oh, Sullivan's John, to the road you've goneG D/F# G Far away from your country homeF You've gone with the tinker's daughterG D/A For along the road to roamG F Oh, Sullivan's John you won't stick it longG D/F# Till your belly will soon get slackG D/F# G F As along the road with a mighty loadG D/F# G And a toodlebox on your back [VERSE 2:]D/F# G F And it's Katy Mulvay with her neat babyG D/F# G Behind on her back, strapped onF She'd a long ( ? ) stick into her handG D/A For to drive her donkey onG F Enquiring at every farmhouseG D/F# As along the road she would passG D/F# G F Oh, it's, "Where would I get an old pot to mend?"G D/F# G Or it's, "Where would I buy an ass?" [VERSE 3:]D/F# G F There's an ass selling fair in the County ClareG D/F# G At a place they call Spancel HillF Where my brother Bill 'ceived a rap on the headG D/A And poor Paddy they tried to killG F They bundled him up in a donkey 'n cartG D/F# All along the road to sandG D/F# G F Oh, bad luck to the day from my home I did strayG D/F# G For to join with a tinker's band [VERSE 4:]D/F# G F And it's Sullivan's John, to the road you've goneG D/F# G Far away from your country homeF You've gone with the tinker's daughterG D/A For along the road to roamG F Well, Sullivan's John you won't stick it longG D/F# Till your belly will soon get slackG D/F# G F As along the road with a mighty loadG D/F# G And a toodlebox on your back
Sullivans John
Barbara Dickson
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