Jack Of All Trades Chords

Lyrics & chords

[Verse 1]
I'm a [D]roving jack of many a trade
[A]Of ev'ry trade of all trades
An[D]d if you wish to know my name
They call me [A]Jack [D]of All [A]Trades
[D]I'm a roving and

[Verse 2]
a sporting blade
They [A]call me Jack of All Trades
[D]I always take a great delight
In [A]courting pretty, [D]fair maids
So when in Dublin I arrive
To look for a situation
You can always [A]hear them [D]all [G]say
"He's the [D]pride of [A]all the [D]na
[A]tion"[D]
On George's Quay I first began
And there be[A]came a porter
But [D]me and me master soon fell out
Which [A]cut our acquaintance
[D]shorter
In Sackville Street I was a pastry cook
In James' Street, a [A]baker[D]
In Cook Street [A]I did [D]coffins [G]make
In [D]Eu stace [A]Street, a [D]preacher

[Verse 3]
I'm a roving jack of many a trade [A]Of
ev'ry trade of all trades
[D]And if you wish to know my name
They [Em]call me [A]Jack of [D]All Trades

[Verse 4]
[D]
In Baggot Street I drove a cab
And [A]there was well respected
In [D]Francis Street I'd lodging beds
To [A]entertain all [D]strangers
Now, Dublin is of high renown
Or I am much mistaken
In Kevin Street, I do de[G]clare
I sold [D]butter, eggs, [Bm]and bacon[Em][A][D]
[A]In Gol[D]den Lane

[Verse 5]
I sold old shoes
In [A]Meath Street was a grinder
In [D]Barrack Street I lost me wife
And I'm [A]glad I ne'er did [D]find her
In Mary's Lane I dyed old clothes
Of which I've often [C]boasted
And [D]later [A]in Ex[D]chequer [G]Street
Sold [D]mutton, [A]ready [D]roasted

[Verse 6]
I'm [D]a roving jack of many a trade
Of [A]ev'ry trade of all trades
[D]And if you wish to know my name
They [A]call me Jack of [D]All Trades

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