A Bonnie Wee Lassie

Burl Ives

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Tom:
E A E A bonnie wee lassie whose name it was Nell
A B7 E Lived in a house where her Grandmother dwelled.
A E The house it was small, and the windows no less.
A B7 E Having four panes, one needed a glass.
A That nice little window, that cute little window
B7 E That sweet little window where grandmother dwelled. [Verse 2]
E A E “Oh Johnnie, oh Johnnie I think it amiss
A B7 E Before going away just to give me one kiss
A E “That I will Nellie”, he answered her true
A B7 E To her surprise he poked his head through
A That hole in the window, that nice little window
B7 E That cute little window where grandmother dwelled. [Verse 3]
E A E He gave her three ,kisses and great was the smack
A B7 E To her surprise he couldn’t get his head back
A From that hole in the window, that nice little window
B7 E That cute little window where grandmother dwelled. [Verse 4]
E A E He ripped and he tore, and he cursed, and he swore
A B7 E Grandma heard the racket, jumped out on the floor
A E She grabbed for the poker and a lick she gave one
A B7 E Another like that would have broke his backbone
A With his head in the window, that nice little window
B7 E That cute little window where grandmother dwelled. [Verse 5]
E A E She lifted the ladle from out of the pot
A B7 E No batter ere took the beating he got
A E He ran down the road with might and with main
A B7 E While around his shoulder, the sash and the frame
A Of that cute little window, that sweet little window
B7 E That nice little window where grandmother dwelled.
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