F C F What do the simple folk doF F7 Bb To help them escape when they're blueGm7 Am The shepherd who is ailingDm C The milkmaid who is glumGm7 Am The cobbler who is wailingGm Dm6 C From nailing his thumbF C F When they're beset and be-siegedF F7 Bb The folk not noblessely obligedDm Am However do they manageGm7 F A Bbm6 To shed their weary l-o-tF Am Cm Gm7 F C F Oh, w-h-a-t do simple folk doGm7 F We do notBb F7 I have been informedBb C7 F By those who know them wellBb Gm7 F F7 Bb F7 Bb They find relief in quite a clever wayDm A7 When they're sorely pressedDm A7 They whistle for a spellF Dm7 Gm7 A Bbm6 And whistling seems to brighten up their dayF C Cdim7 Gm7 F C7 F And t-h-a-t-'-s what simple folk doGm7 F Gm7 So they sayF They whistle?Gm7 F So they say Verse 2G D G What else do the simple folk doG G7 C To perk up the heart and get throughAm7 Bm The wee folk and the grown folkEm D Who wander to and froAm7 Bm G7 Have ways known to their own folkAm Em6 D We throne folk don't knowG D G When all the doldrums be-ginG G7 C What keeps each of them in his skinEm Bm What ancient native customAm7 B Cm6 Provides the needed glow G Gaug Dm Am7 G D7 G Oh, w - h-a-t do simple folk doAm G Do you knowC Am7 Dm7 G7 Once along a roadC D7 G I came upon a ladC Am7 G7 C G7 C Singing in a voice three times his sizeEm Am B7 When I asked him whyEm Em6 B7 He told me he was sadG G7 Em7 Am7 B Cm6 And singing always made his spirits riseG D Ddim7 Am7 G D7 G Am7 So t-h-a-t-'-s what simple folk doG Am7 I surmiseG Am7 They sing?G I surmise Bridge:Bb F Arise, my love! Arise, my love!Bb C7 F Apollo's lighting the skies, my loveBb Eb Bb The meadows shine with columbineC F And daffodils blossom away Verse 3G D G What else do the simple folk doG G7 C They must have a system or twoAm7 Bm They obviously outshine usEm D At turning tears to mirthAm7 Bm G7 Have tricks a royal highnessAm Em6 D Is minus from birthG D G What then I wonder do theyG G7 C To chase all the goblins awayEm Bm They have some tribal sorc'ryAm7 B Cm6 You haven't mentioned yet G Gaug Dm Am7 G D7 G Oh, w - h-a-t do simple folk doAm G To forgetC Am7 Dm7 G7 Often I am toldC D7 G They dance a fiery danceC Am7 G7 C G7 C And whirl 'til they're completely uncontrolledEm Am B7 Soon the mind is blankEm Em6 B7 And all are in a tranceG G7 Em7 Am7 B Cm6 A vi'lent trance astounding to beholdG D Ddim7 Am7 G D7 G Am7 And t-h-a-t-'-s what simple folk doG Am7 So I'm told Verse 4G D G What else do the simple folk doG G7 F6 E To help them escape when they're blueAm7 Bm They sit around and wonderAm7 B7 Cm6 What royal folk would doG D Ddim7 Am7 G D7 G Am7 And t-h-a-t-'-s what simple folk doG Am7 Really?G Am7 Cm6 I have it on the best authorityG D Ddim7 Am7 G D7 G Am7 Yes, t-h-a-t-'-s what simple folk do
What So The Simple Folk Do
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