Chords for Hannah Rarity (Winner, Young Trad 2018): Good Looking Widow

I'm going to move on now to a song that I learned from the singing of Lucy Stewart of the Stewart
Travelling family and it's called Good-Looking Widow so I'm going to try my best to take on
that persona but in this song the good-looking widow tells you about all the men that she's
known and loved in her life and every single thing that was wrong with them so here we _ _ _ _ go
_ [Em] I'm a good-looking widow, me one girl steer I've had four men already, as sure as I'm there
And it's me for another, my heart'll be sear For I'll get number five
_ _ _ _ _ Well you can, I'm good-looking and handsome and braw Although I'm a widow, that's nothing at all
If some bonnie laddie would tack me a waugh Then I'll be his bride [A] in the [Gm] _ [C] _ morn
Well the first man I hate was a tailor called John Oh he was a toff and a swell and a don
And he had a wart where his collar gait on That he used as a stud in the morn
_ _ Well the next man I hate was a baker t' trade Oh he was a loafer and very low-braid
And half say fond o' his bed for he wouldn't arrive _ _ _ _ Number three, what was he?
Oh he was a man
Though so fond o' me, [E] but mere fond o' a dram And her married life didn't last very long
So I got another
_ _ _ The fourth man I hate, a night watchman was he Who I sleep at a' day, but never with me
I was just as real single, I wished he would dee I never [G] come home in the morn
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Well you can, I'm good-looking and handsome and braw Although I'm a widow, that's nothing at all
If some bonny laddie would tack me a waugh Then I'll be his [Ab] bride in the morn
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