If I were a carpenter

Tom: G
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1.    If I were a carpenter       and you were a lady,
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    now, would you marry me anyway,     would you have, my baby?
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    If I'd take on a tinker's trade,      would you still find me?
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Oh, carrying the pots I'd made,     following close up behind me.
 
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   Save my love through loneliness, save my love for sorrow.
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    Oh, I have given you my onliness,    give me part of your tomorrows.
 
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              2.  If I worked my hands in wood,      would you still love me?
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  Now, answer me, baby, "Yes, I would"!    I'd place you high above me.
 
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                      3. If I were a miller,      at a mill wheel grinding,
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    now, would you miss your colored box,    your soft shoes shining?
 
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    If I were a carpenter       and you were a lady,
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   now, would you marry me anyway,     would you have my baby?
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    If I were a carpenter       and you were a lady,
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    now, would you marry me, anyway,     would you have my baby.