Chords for Billy Don't You Weep For Me

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Sally, where are you going?
[F] That you do [G] look so gay.
I know that I've not asked you to take a [F] walk today.
You have not [C] asked me, well [F] indeed it's a tidy [Cm] cheek of you.
[D] But you think that [Cm] there are no more young chaps.
I've got a [F] dozen or two.
Billy, don't you [C] weep for me.
I'm going to [Bb] St.
James' Park, me [Cm] cousin [F] Joe to see.
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_ _ Cousin [Cm] Joe, now who is he?
He's a soldier I can tell.
For I know that you fond of lobsters, both raw and [F] boiled as well.
My cousin [C] Joe's a guardsman, [F] he's a handsome chap.
[G] And he wears such fine mustachios and a stunning [F] furry cap.
Oh, Billy, [C] don't you weep for me.
I'm very fond of cousin [F] Joe and [A] I'll sit all on his knee.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [C] We're going to the play tonight, Jack Shepard four [F] to see.
And when that it is all over, we'll all have a jolly good spree.
I've [Cm] got money for a pint of stout and when we're short of tin, [G] I'll even go [Cm] and pawn Miss Mock to buy us a bottle [F] of gin.
Billy, don't you weep [C] for me.
I'm very fond [Bbm] of cousin [F] Joe and I'll sit all on his [Cm] knee. _ _
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Swotty, what's [Cm] the use of him?
He never can keep you.
[G] You'll have to work from morn till night, that's what you'll have to [F] do.
You'll have to make [Cm] sure to the penny heap or else stand out the tub [Bb] and [Fm] mark me words as [Cm] many a day you'll go very [F] short a grub.
[C] Sally, you'll cry for me.
[F] Hook it back to cousin Joe and sit all on his [Cm] knee. _ _
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In about a twelve month after young Sally come back to me [Bb] and she said that she [Cm] was sorry she'd ever been [F] on that spree.
Wanted me to take [C] her back, says I it is no [F] go.
For do you think that [C] I'm such a fool?
Go back [F] to cousin Joe.
Sally, you can't come over me for I see you've got a baby [Bb] to dance all on [F] your [Cm] _
knee.
_ [F] _ _ _ [C] Billy, how [Cm] can you serve me so?
You really drive me mad.
[F] I'll have you [G] up before the beak and I'll swear [F] you are his dad.
When that you [C] get before the bench they [F] will not [Cm] let you speak [Bb] and [F] you'll have to keep the [Cm] young one on thirty [F] pence a week.
So Billy, [C] how can you serve me so?
I'm sure the child [F] belongs to you, not to cousin Joe.
_ Well in a week she gets [Cm] this summons but she found it was no go.
[G] The magistrate decided that the child [F] belonged to Joe.
She went up to [Cm] Billy's backyard, [Fm] quickly the [Cm] door she [G] shut [Fm] and when at last they [A] found her she drowned in the [F] water.
But so young women take warning [C] from me, [F] never love a soldier [Bbm] or sit [Bb] all _ [A] on his knee.
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