The Little Beggarman Chords by The High Kings

A-routin' doutin' diddly outin' routin' doutin' da
And a-routin' doutin' diddly outin' deedin' ditein' do
Ditheree dum doutin' routin' dum a-routin' deedin' da
Further ado a-dithera routin' doutin' diddly outin' da
A-routin' doutin' diddly outin' routin' doutin' da
And a-routin' doutin' diddly outin' deedin' ditein' do
Dithera dum doutin' routin' dum a-routin' deedin' da
Further ado a-dithera routin' doutin' diddly outin' da
A-routin' doutin' diddly outin' routin' doutin' da
And a-routin' doutin' diddly outin' deedin' ditein' do
Dithera dum doutin' routin' dum a-routin' deedin' da
Further ado a-dithera routin' doutin' diddly outin' da
I am a little beggar man a-beggin' I agree
For three score or [G] more in this little isle of [D] green
I'm known from the liffy down to Sibiu
And I'm known by the name of old Johnny Dew
[A] Of all the trades that's goin' I sure beggin' is the [D] best
For when a man is [G] tired he can sit down and [E] rest
He can beg for his dinner he has nothing else to do
Only cuddle round the corner with his [D] old riggedoo
A-routin' doutin' diddly outin' routin' doutin' da
And a-routin' doutin' diddly outin' deedin' ditein' do
Dithera dum doutin' routin' dum a-routin' deedin' da
Further ado a-dithera routin' doutin' diddly outin' da
I [E] slept in the barn break down a-curl [D] upon
A white night came [A] on and I slept till the [D] dawn
With [E] holes in the roof and the [D] rain comin' through
And the [A] rats and the cats they were playin' [Am] peekaboo
When two did awaken but the woman of the [D] house
With her white spotty apron and her calico blouse
[E] She began to frighten and I said
Boo-arrow don't be afraid I'm as [A] old as Johnny Dew
A [Am]-routin' doutin' diddly outin' routin' doutin' da
And a-routin' doutin' diddly outin' deedin' ditein' do
Dithera dum doutin' routin' dum a [E]-routin' deedin' da
Further ado a-dithera routin' doutin' diddly outin' da
I met a little flaxy-haired [D] girl one day
Good mornin' little [A] flaxy-haired girl I [D] did say
[E] Good mornin' little beggar man and how do you do
With your rags and your tights and your old riggedoo
I'll buy you a pair of leggings and a collar and [D] a tie
And a nice young [A] lady I'll fetch by [D] and by
I'll buy you a pair of goggles [G] and colour them blue
And [D] an old-fashioned lady I will make her [C] too
Ba-da-doutin' deedin' doutin' [D] deedin' da
And a-routin' [C] doutin' diddly outin' deedin' [D] ditein' da
A-routin' doutin' doutin' diddly outin' da
[A] Dithera dum a-dithera routin' doutin' deedin' deedin' [Bm] da
A-routin' doutin' diddin' deedin' deedin' deedin' [E] da
Dithera dum a-dithera routin' doutin' [D] deedin' deedin' da
Over the road with me pack dummy back
Over the fields with me great heavy sack
With holes in me shoes and me toes sweepin' through
Singin' [A] skinny rinky doodle-do and old Johnny [Am] Dew
I must be goin' to bed for it's gettin' late at night
The [D] fire's all raked and out goes the light
So now you've heard the story of me [G] old rinky [E]-doo
It's goodbye and I'll be with you says [D] old Johnny Dew
A-routin' dum dum dum dum da
A-routin' dum dum dum dum da
A-routin' dum dum dum dum da
Dithera dum a-dithera routin' doutin' deedin' [Am] da
A-routin' dum dum diddly outin' da
[D] Dithera dum a [Am]-dithera routin' deedin' deedin' da
A-routin' [E] dum dum dum dum da
[A] Dithera dum a-dithera routin' deedin' deedin' [Am] da
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