The Jolly Waggoner

X:0
T:The Jolly Waggoner
S:William Mantel, Bridgwater, Somerset, 9th August 1906
M:2/4
K:G
d2|c2 B2  A2 G2|G3 G G2 G2 | A2 D2 D2 D2 | D3 d2 | 
w:When first I went a wag-gon-er a wag-gon-er I'd go I
e2 e2 c2 c2|d2 d2 B2 d2|c2 B2 A2 G2|[1D3 d2|
w:?bear my a-ged par-ents hearts with sor-row grief and woe and
e2 e2 c2 e2|d4 A2 B2|c2 B2  (A2G2)|(G2F2) E2 D2|
w:ma-ny are the hard-ships that we have been*through*and sing
G3 G G2 G2|D3 A2|B3 A G2 B2|d3 d2|
w:wo my lads sing wo Drive on the wag-gons O There's
g3 d2 d2 d2|e4 d2 c2|B2 G2 B  B F2|G6|]
w:none can lead the life like the jol-ly wag-gon-ers do
[1A6d2|

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