Twice Daily C/D

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D 2 3 4 D 2 3 4 D 2 3 4 A 2 3 4
 
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When I was a lad I was so glad 
                 A
To go out in the daytime
              
With me fork and a bottle and a cork
                   D
To help out in the haytime
D
One fine day I was tossin' hay 
                 A
I met sweet Lucy Bailey

And I said my dear "Are you often here"
                         D
She said "Yes sir, twice daily"


D
Did the rum doo dee, did de rum doo da 
                       A
Did the rum da doo doo randy

Did the rye doo dee, did the rye doo da
                              D
Did the rye da doo dee, twice daily


D
Well we had such fun in the summer sun 
            A
Lucy was so thrillin'

So sweet and pure but I wasn't sure
                 D
If that girl was willin'
D
Till one fine day among the hay
                A
We were working gaily

When she up's and slips and her garters ripped
                       D
And I went there twice daily


D
Did the rum doo dee, did de rum doo da 
                       A
Did the rum da doo doo randy

Did the rye doo dee, did the rye doo da
                              D
Did the rye da doo dee, twice daily


D
Well Lucy's dad he was hoppin' mad 
                      A  
Said there will be no play now

He said "Young son, now you've had your fun
                     D
The time has come to pay now"
D
"My girl you'll wed", the old man said
                        A                       
As he waved his shotgun gaily

"If you don't", he says, "where I'll put the lead
                          D
You won't sit there twice daily"


D
Did the rum doo dee, did de rum doo da 
                       A
Did the rum da doo doo randy

Did the rye doo dee, did the rye doo da
                              D
Did the rye da doo dee, twice daily
D
Did the rum doo dee, did de rum doo da 
D
Did the rum da doo doo randy

Did the rye doo dee, did the rye doo da
                              D
Did the rye da doo dee, twice daily 2 3 4