The Blind Man He Could See chords and lyrics - IAN CAMPBELL, THE IAN CAMPBELL FOLK GROUP

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[Verse 1]
[G]There was a wise old woman,
and a story I will [C]tell
She [G]loved her husband [C]dearly,
and an[G]other man twice as [D]well
[G]With me, Tiggery -oo -rum -oo -rum,
and beware the likes of [C]she
[G]Tiggery -oo -rum [C]-oo -rum,
and the [G]blind man he can [D]see
Well, she [G]went into the doctor's shop,
some medicine for to [C]buy
She [G]asked the doctor [Am]kindly
[C]what would [G]close her old [Am]man's eye
[D]With me [G]tiggery ooram ooram
and beware the likes of [C]she
[G]Tiggery ooram [C]ooram
and the [G]blind man he could [Am]see
[D]Well [G]get for him some marabou's
and make him suck them [Am]all
And [G]when he has the [Am]last one [C]sucked
he [G]won't see [Am]you at [C]all
[D]With me [G]tiggery ooram ooram
and beware the likes of [C]she
Tig[G]gery ooram [Am]ooram
[C]and the [G]blind man he couldn't [D]see
Well the [G]doctor went to this old man
and told him what she [C]spoke
He [G]thanked the doctor [Am]kindly
and he [G]said he'd [C]play the [Am]joke
With [D]me [G]Tiggery ooram ooram
and beware the likes of [C]she
[G]Tiggery ooram [C]ooram
and the [G]blind man he couldn't [C]see
[D]So she [G]got for him the marabou's
and made him suck them [C]all
And [G]when he had the [C]last one sucked,
he could [G]hardly see the [Am]wall
[D]With me, [G]Tiggery -oo -roo
-moo -roo -man,
beware of the likes of [C]she
[G]Tiggery -oo -roo [C]-moo -roo -man,
the [G]blind man he can [D]see
In this [G]world I have no comfort,
and it's here I can't re[C]main
I'd [G]like to go and [Am]drown myself
[C]if [G]I could see the [Am]stream
With me, [G]Tiggery -oo -roo -moo -roo -man,
beware of the likes of [C]she
Tig[G]gery ooram [C]ooram
and the blind man [G]he can [D]see
If in this [G]world you have no comfort
and it's here you can't re[C]main
If you'd [G]like to go and [Am]drown yourself
I'll [G]show to [C]you the [D]stream
With me, [G]Tiggery ooram ooram
and beware the life's a [C]shame
[G]Tiggery ooram [C]ooram
and the [G]blind man he can [D]see
Right, well, [G]I'll stand on the riverbank
and you run down the [C]hill
And [G]push me in with [Am]all of your [C]might,
she [G]says, me love, I [D]will
With me [G]Tigiri -urum -urum,
and beware of the lights, say [C]she
[G]Tigiri -urum [C]-urum,
and the blind man [G]he could [D]see
Well, [G]he stood on the river bank,
and she ran up the [C]hill
When [G]she ran down,
he [C]stepped aside
and watched her [G]tumble [D]in
With me [G]Tigiri -urum -urum,
and beware of the lights, say [C]she
Tig[G]gery ooram [C]ooram
and the [G]blind man he can [D]see
Well she [G]sank down to the bottom
and she floated to the [C]top
He [G]put a wattle to [C]her side
and pushed her farther [D]off
[G]Wimpy tiggery ooram ooram
and beware the lice are [C]she
Tig[G]gery ooram [C]ooram
and the [G]blind man he can [D]see
Oh me [G]Johnny, lovely Johnny,
are you leaving me be[C]hind?
Well me [G]Nancy, lovely [C]Nancy,
sure you thought you had me [D]blind
With me [G]Jiggery -oo -ra -moo -ra -man,
beware the lights a [C]-she
[G]Jiggery -oo -ra [C]-moo -ra -man,
the [G]blind man he can [D]see