Chords for Water boys Raggle taggle gypsy

[Em] So it's entertaining but also educational this program.
We'll have some music now from Friday Night's Headliners, a rock band with a Celtic heart.
Back with the big music, these are the Waterboys.
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_ _ [Em] _ _ _ [Bm] _ [Em] Out the outhouse, in the outhouse door
They came brave [Bm] and [D] boldly, oh
And one sang hi, and the other [Em] sang hello
The other sang, a ragged old [Bm] man a gypsy, [Em] oh _
_ He goes upstairs and says the lady went
We're gonna [Bm] sit still a little
[D] And there came a cry from [Em] around the door
She's a lady and a [Bm] ragged old man a [Em] gypsy, oh _ _ _ _ _
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[Bm] _ [Em] And he played that night when the Lord came and
He quietened for [Bm] his lady, [D] oh
And the sermon go, she said to [Em] the Lord
She's a lady and a ragged old man a gypsy, oh
_ _ Well saddle for me, my milk went steep
But because it's not [Bm] speed, [D] oh
And I will ride till I [Em] see my bride
She's a lady and a ragged old man a gypsy, oh _
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[Em] _ _ _ [Bm] _ [Em] Now he rode east, he rode west
He rode north [Bm] and south [D] also
And then he came to a wide [Em] open place
There did he spy this lady, oh _ _
Tell me how could you leave your house and your land
How could [Bm] you leave your money, [D] oh
How could you leave your [Em] only wedded Lord
All for [E] a ragged old man a [Em] gypsy, oh
What care I for my house and my land
What care [Bm] I for my money, [D] oh
If I catch from the [Em] yellow jacket
What am I wearing with [Bm] a ragged old gypsy, [Em] oh
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Tell me how could you leave your goods and silver bed
Like a [Bm] strong, so calmly, oh
[D] How could you leave your [Em] only wedded Lord
All for a ragged old man a gypsy, oh
Well what care I for my goods and silver bed
Like a [Bm] strong, so calmly, [D] oh
Tonight I lie in a [Em] white open field
In the arms of a ragged old man a gypsy, oh
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Oh how could you leave your house and your land
How could you leave [Bm] your money, oh
[D] How could you leave your only [Em] wedded Lord
All for a ragged [D] old man a [Em] gypsy, oh
Well what care I for my house and my land
What [Bm] care I for my money, oh
[D] I'd rather have a kiss from the yellow [Em] gypsy's lips
Than my way with a ragged [Bm] old gypsy, [Em] oh
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[D] away _ [Em] _ _ _ [Bm] _ [Em] _
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[D] _ _ _ [Em] _ with a [Bm] ragged old [D]
gypsy
[Em] _ _ She's _ _ _ _ _ out of the box
We're _