Id Rather Be Tending My Sheep

[Verso 1] D G D If I were the King of Tontown town D G D I'd wear a sword and a golden crown D G D I'd ride on a four when we went to the war D G Bm With soldiers to follow, a hundred or more [Refrão] D G D But I'd rather be tending my sheep D G D Yes, I'd rather be tending my sheep D G D Bm My ewes, and my rams, and my little young lambs D G D I'd rather be tending my sheep [Verso 2] D G D If I were a Bristol merchant man D G D With silver to collar, and silver to hem D G D And fine chests of gold, a sight to behold D G Bm The thieves and the robbers, they'd soon make me old [Refrão] D G D So I'd rather be tending my sheep D G D Yes, I'd rather be tending my sheep D G D Bm My ewes, and my rams, and my little young lambs D G D I'd rather be tending my sheep [Verso 3] D G D A shepherd I have been all the days that I've seen D G D When the fields they are white, and the fields they are green D G D And I do meet my foe when the cold wind does blow D G Bm When the foxes so cunning hide down in the snow [Refrão] D G D I'd rather be tending my sheep D G D Yes, I'd rather be tending my sheep D G D Bm My ewes, and my rams, and my little young lambs D G D I'd rather be tending my sheep