Aunt Marthas Sheep

Dick Nolan

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Tom:
G D G Come gather all around me and I'll sing to you a tale,
G C G A-bout the boys in Carmanville who almost went to jail.
G C G It happened on a November's night when all hands were asleep,
G D G We crept up over Joe Tulk's hill and stole Aunt Martha's sheep. [Verse 2]
G D G Now, if you pay attention, I know I'll make you laugh,
G C G They never went to steal the sheep, they went to steal the calf;
G C G The old cow she got angry 'cause they woke her from her sleep,
G D G We couldn't take any chances so we had to steal the sheep.
[Verse 3]
G D G We caught the wooly animal and dragged her from her pen,
G C G She said good-bye to the little lamb she'd never see again;
G C G She knew that those dark strangers soon would take her life,
G D G In less than half an hour she felt that dreadful knife. [Verse 4]
G D G Aunt Martha she got angry when she heard about the loss,
G C G She said she'd catch the robbers no matter what the cost;
G C G Next morning just at sunrise she to the office went,
G D G And to the R.C.M.P. a telegram she sent. [Verse 5]
G D G The Mountie got the message and started in to read,
G C G This is from Aunt Martha telling an awful deed:
G C G Last night my sheep was stolen by whom I cannot tell,
G D G I'd like for you to catch them and take them off to jail.
G D G I'd like for you to catch them and take them off to jail...
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