Chords for Uncle Feedle

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_ There was [Am] a [F] man made all of [A] rag, his name was [Dm] Uncle Feedle.
_ His coat it was a [F]
barley [A] bag, all sewed up [D] with a needle.
His [Dm] nose was rag, his toes were rag, [Gm] his legs were [A] Harry's tweedle.
_ [D] His eyes were [F] dots of cotton, [A] that's why they called him [Dm] Uncle Feedle.
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_ Oh Uncle [F] Feedle had no [Am] [A] house, dear little [Dm] Uncle Feedle.
He had no bed, [F] he had no [A] house, poor little [Dm] Uncle _ Feedle.
_ Poor little Uncle, silly old [Gm] Uncle, hadn't got [A] a bed so,
[Dm] he took a bag [F] of cloth and rag, [A] a reel of [Dm] cotton thread. _
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Now first he [F] sewed the kitchen [A] wall with cotton thread [Dm] and needle.
With stitches small, [F] the windows tall, [A] was sewn by Uncle [Dm] _ Feedle.
The curtains lush were purple plush, and [Gm] on the [A] zine the mangle.
[Dm] A bottle of milk [F] was watered, [A] silk and _ calico, [Dm] that can roll. _
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Now _ Feedle's house [F] was inside out, [A] clever old Uncle [Dm] _ [A] Feedle.
[Dm] The out was in, [F] the in was [A] out, it suited [Dm] Uncle _ Feedle.
One wall kitchen, one wall [Gm] parlour, one wall [A] was the bedroom. _
[Dm] He laid his head [F] on his _ quilted _ [A] bed, _ _ sleepy _ Uncle [Dm] _ _
Feedle. _ _ _ _ _ _
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