Jack-A-Roe chords

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_ He _ Am had a beautiful C _ daughter, F the truth you C are to _ _ _ know.
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_ Am _ _ _ _ _ G She Am had _ sweethearts C of plenty, and men of high E degree.
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_ _ _ Am But none but Jack C the Sailor, F her true love there could C be.
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Am Oh, _ E her true love there could Am _ be.
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Jack is C gonna _ sail in with trouble on E his mind.
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_ _ _ Am He's left his C native _ country and F his daughter girl C behind.
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Am _ Oh, E his daughter girl Am behind.
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went down to a C tailor shop and dressed in man's E rag.
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_ _ _ Am She allowed her C motor vessel to F convey _ herself C away.
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Am _ Oh, E to convey herself Am away.
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Before Am you get C on board, sir, your name we'd like to E know.
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_ _ She Am smiled all in her C complex, _ F they call me Jack-a C-roo.
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Am _ Oh, E they call me Jack Am-a-roo.
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Am _ _ _ _ _ _ G I Am see G your waist C is slender, your fingers they E are small.
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I know my C waist is slender, my fingers they E are small.
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_ _ _ But it Am would not C make me tremble F to see ten C thousand fall.
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_ Am Oh, E to see G# ten thousand Am fall.
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The horse had C been _ over, she went and looked _ E around.
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_ _ _ _ Am Among the dead C and wounded, her F darling boy C she found.
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Oh, her E darling boy she Am found.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ She picked him up C all in her arms and carried him to E the town.
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_ _ Am She sent for a C physician _ F who quickly healed C his wounds.
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Oh, E who quickly healed Am his wounds.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ This couple they C got married, so well they E did agree.
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