Two Butchers

Steeleye Span

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Tom:
D E D E D E D E [Verse]
D E F#m It's of two noble butchers, as I have heard men say
E E7 Started out from London, all on a market day
A D A E E7 And as they were a-riding as fast as they could ride
E D E F#m "Oh, stop your horse," says Johnson, "for I hear some woman cry"
D E F#m "I will not stop," says Wilson, "I will not stop," says he
E D E "I will not stop," says Wilson, "for robbed we shall be" [Verse]
A D A E E7 Johnson, he got off his horse, searched the woods all 'round
A D E F#m And there he spied a woman with her hair pinned to the ground
D E F#m "How came you here, dear woman? How came you here fast bound?
E E7 How came you here this morning, with your hair pinned to the ground?"
A D A E E7 "They robbed me, they stripped me, they left me here fast bound
A D E F#m They left me here this morning, with my hair pinned to the ground" [Chorus]
D May god keep all good people
E May god keep all good people
F#m D E A D F#m E May god keep all good people from such bad company.... [Verse]
D E F#m Then Johnson, he being a valiant man and a man of courage bold
E E7 He took his coat from off his back to keep her from the cold
A D A E E7 And as they were a-riding as fast as they could ride
A D E F#m She put a whistle to her mouth and she gave three shivering cries [Verse]
D E F#m Up jumped three bold and swaggering men with swords all in their hands
E E7 Who then commanded Johnson, commanded him to stand
A D A E E7 "I'll stop, I'll stand," says Johnson, "as long as I can stand
A D E F#m For never was I, in all me life, afraid of any man" [Chorus]
D May god keep all good people
E May god keep all good people
F#m D E A D F#m E May god keep all good people from such bad company.... [Instrumental]
A D F#m E [Verse]
D E F#m Oh, two of them he quickly slew and the third he did not mind
E E7 Till the false young woman took a knife and stabbed him from behind
A D A E E7 Poor Johnson he spun round about and he fell down to the ground
A D E F#m And he cursed that wretched woman who gave him his death wound [Verse]
D E F#m Now the day it being a market day, there were people travelling by
E E7 Who saw the awful murder, who saw poor Johnson die
A D A E E7 Now Johnson he was a valiant man, and a valiant man was he
A D E F#m May god keep all good people from such bad company [Chorus]
D May god keep all good people
E May god keep all good people
F#m D E A D F#m E May god keep all good people from such bad company.... [Outro]
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