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verse 1
      F               Bb           F                C
Why I count 'em up to figgits, and figgit there's a notch,
            F               Bb               C        F
Why there's more to being a shepherd than to being on watch;
            F                          Bb               F             C
For there's swedes to chop and there's lambing time and snow upon the rick,
F         Bb           C            F
Yan, tan, tethera, and covera up to dik.

verse 2
         F               Bb           F              C
Why from Caistor down to Spilsby from Sleaford up to Brigg,
        F                 Bb                C                 F
There's Lincoln sheep all on the chalk, all hung wi' wool and big.
    F           Bb      F                 C
And I'm here in Langton wi' this same old flock,
     F               Bb             C                F
Just like me grandad did afore they meddled with the clock.

verse 3
          F                 Bb              F                    C
For we've bred our tups and gimmers for the shape and length and girth,
    F                     Bb            C            F
And sheep have bred, have gone away all o'er all the earth.
            F               Bb                 F                   C
Why they've bred in foreign flocks to give the wool its length and crimp,
F         Bb       C        F
Yan, tan, tethera, pethera, pimp.

verse 4
            F             Bb                     F                C
For they're like a lot of bairns, they are, like youngsters of me own,
          F             Bb             C                        F
when They fondle around about owd Shep until they're strong and grown;
    F             Bb            F                          C
But they gets independent-like, an a'fore i knows, they've gone,
        F               Bb                C             F
And yet come round next lambing time some more'll carry on.

Verse 5
    F         Bb       F                 C
Why Yan, tan, tethera, tethera, pethera, pimp,
  F             Bb            C              F
Fifteen notches up to now and one ewe with a limp.
        F                Bb               F               C
Why you reckons I should go away, but you know I'll never go,
    F                 Bb            C            F
For lambing time's on top of us and it'll surely snow.

Verse 6
         F                  Bb                 F              C
For it's lambing time comes reg'lar-like, just as it's always been,
    F                 Bb             C                     F
And shepherds have to tend to them until they're strong an weaned
       F               Bb                   F              C
Why my family did it a'fore I came, they'll have it when I sleep,
    F                      Bb                 C             F
And they shall count their lambing times like I am countin' sheep.

[Refrão]F Bb F C Yan, tan, tethera, tethera, pethera, pimp. F Bb C F Yon owd ewe's far-welted, this ewe's got a limp F Bb F C Sethera, methera, hovera, and covera up to dik, F Bb C F Whose ta deal wi' 'em all, and wheer's me crook and stick? verse 1 F Bb F C Why I count 'em up to figgits, and figgit there's a notch, F Bb C F Why there's more to being a shepherd than to being on watch; F Bb F C For there's swedes to chop and there's lambing time and snow upon the rick, F Bb C F Yan, tan, tethera, and covera up to dik. [Refrão]F Bb F C Yan, tan, tethera, tethera, pethera, pimp. F Bb C F Yon owd ewe's far-welted, this ewe's got a limp F Bb F C Sethera, methera, hovera, and covera up to dik, F Bb C F Whose ta deal wi' 'em all, and wheer's me crook and stick? verse 2 F Bb F C Why from Caistor down to Spilsby from Sleaford up to Brigg, F Bb C F There's Lincoln sheep all on the chalk, all hung wi' wool and big. F Bb F C And I'm here in Langton wi' this same old flock, F Bb C F Just like me grandad did afore they meddled with the clock. [Refrão]F Bb F C Yan, tan, tethera, tethera, pethera, pimp. F Bb C F Yon owd ewe's far-welted, this ewe's got a limp F Bb F C Sethera, methera, hovera, and covera up to dik, F Bb C F Whose ta deal wi' 'em all, and wheer's me crook and stick? verse 3 F Bb F C For we've bred our tups and gimmers for the shape and length and girth, F Bb C F And sheep have bred, have gone away all o'er all the earth. F Bb F C Why they've bred in foreign flocks to give the wool its length and crimp, F Bb C F Yan, tan, tethera, pethera, pimp. [Refrão]F Bb F C Yan, tan, tethera, tethera, pethera, pimp. F Bb C F Yon owd ewe's far-welted, this ewe's got a limp F Bb F C Sethera, methera, hovera, and covera up to dik, F Bb C F Whose ta deal wi' 'em all, and wheer's me crook and stick? verse 4 F Bb F C For they're like a lot of bairns, they are, like youngsters of me own, F Bb C F when They fondle around about owd Shep until they're strong and grown; F Bb F C But they gets independent-like, an a'fore i knows, they've gone, F Bb C F And yet come round next lambing time some more'll carry on. [Refrão]F Bb F C Yan, tan, tethera, tethera, pethera, pimp. F Bb C F Yon owd ewe's far-welted, this ewe's got a limp F Bb F C Sethera, methera, hovera, and covera up to dik, F Bb C F Whose ta deal wi' 'em all, and wheer's me crook and stick? Verse 5 F Bb F C Why Yan, tan, tethera, tethera, pethera, pimp, F Bb C F Fifteen notches up to now and one ewe with a limp. F Bb F C Why you reckons I should go away, but you know I'll never go, F Bb C F For lambing time's on top of us and it'll surely snow. [Refrão]F Bb F C Yan, tan, tethera, tethera, pethera, pimp. F Bb C F Yon owd ewe's far-welted, this ewe's got a limp F Bb F C Sethera, methera, hovera, and covera up to dik, F Bb C F Whose ta deal wi' 'em all, and wheer's me crook and stick? Verse 6 F Bb F C For it's lambing time comes reg'lar-like, just as it's always been, F Bb C F And shepherds have to tend to them until they're strong an weaned F Bb F C Why my family did it a'fore I came, they'll have it when I sleep, F Bb C F And they shall count their lambing times like I am countin' sheep. [Refrão]F Bb F C Yan, tan, tethera, tethera, pethera, pimp. F Bb C F Yon owd ewe's far-welted, this ewe's got a limp F Bb F C Sethera, methera, hovera, and covera up to dik, F Bb C F Whose ta deal wi' 'em all, and wheer's me crook and stick?

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