Misc Traditional

The Three-foot Rule

Misc Traditional

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[Verso 1]
D A7 When I was bound apprentice, and I learned to use my hands D Folk never talked of measures that came from other lands D7 G Now I'm a British Workman, and too old to go to school; D A7 D So whether the chisel or file I hold, I'll stick to my three-foot rule.
[Verso 2]
D A7 Some talk of millimetres, and some of kilograms D And some of decilitres, to measure beer and drams; D7 G But I'm a British Workman, too old to go to school, D A7 D By pounds I'll eat, by quarts I'll drink, and I'll stick to my three-foot rule.
[Verso 3]
D A7 A party of astronomers went measuring the earth, D And forty million metres they took to be its girth; D7 G Five hundred million inches, though, go through from pole to pole; D A7 D So let's stick to inches, feet and yards, and the good old three-foot rule.
[Verso 4]
D A7 The Great Egyptian Pyramids a thousand yards about, D And when the masons finished it they raised a mighty shout, D7 G The man who built that building well Im bound he was no fool, D A7 D For now it Is proved beyond a doubt he used a three-foot rule.
[Verso 5]
D A7 Heres health to every learned man who goes by common sense, D And would not plague the workman on any vain pretense, D7 G But as for those phil - anthropists whod send us back to school, D A7 D Well damn their eyes if they ever tries to put down the three-foot rule.

Enviado por: Genesis Pimentel

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