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Lyrics and compositions © their respective songwriters and publishers.","tab_id":2717577,"song":"Packingtons Pound","artist":"Misc Traditional","content_type":"chord","tab_type":"Chords","url":"https://www.free-chords.com/song/11528559-packingtons-pound-chords-by-misc-traditional/","api_url":"https://www.free-chords.com/api/v1/songs/2717577?type=chord","rating":0.14122,"votes":0,"content":"Packington's Pound\r\nOld English 6/8 in Am\r\n\r\n[Intro]\r\nPart A\r\n[ch]Am[/ch] [ch]E[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] - [ch]E[/ch] [ch]Am[/ch]\r\n[ch]Am[/ch] [ch]E[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] - [ch]E[/ch] [ch]Am[/ch]\r\n\r\nPart B\r\n[ch]Em[/ch] [ch]Em[/ch] | [ch]Em[/ch] [ch]Em[/ch] | [ch]Em[/ch] [ch]Em[/ch] | [ch]A[/ch] [ch]Em[/ch]\r\n\r\nPart C\r\n[ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] [ch]E[/ch] | [ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] - [ch]E[/ch] [ch]Am[/ch]\r\n[ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] [ch]E[/ch] | [ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] - [ch]E[/ch] [ch]Am[/ch]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Verse 1]\r\n[tab]    [ch]Am[/ch]            [ch]E[/ch]                [ch]Am[/ch]           [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nMy masters, and friends, and good people, draw near,[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]            [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]    [ch]E[/ch]  [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nAnd look to your purses for that I do say;[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Am[/ch]            [ch]E[/ch]       [ch]Am[/ch]          [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nAnd though little mony in them you do bear,[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]            [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]E[/ch]  [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nIt costs more to get than to lose in a day;[/tab]\r\n[tab]    [ch]Em[/ch]   \r\nYou oft have been told, both the young and the old,[/tab]\r\n\r\nAnd bidden beware of the Cut-purse so bold;\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]       [ch]G[/ch]                  [ch]Am[/ch]           [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nThen, if you take heed not, free me from the curse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]             [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]      [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nWho both give you warning for and the cut-purse.[/tab]\r\n[tab]        [ch]C[/ch]               [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]             [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nYouth, youth you hadst better been starv'd by thy nurse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]          [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nThan live to be hang'd for cutting as purse.[/tab]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Bridge]\r\nPart A\r\n[ch]Am[/ch] [ch]E[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] - [ch]E[/ch] [ch]Am[/ch]\r\n[ch]Am[/ch] [ch]E[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] - [ch]E[/ch] [ch]Am[/ch]\r\n\r\nPart B\r\n[ch]Em[/ch] [ch]Em[/ch] | [ch]Em[/ch] [ch]Em[/ch] | [ch]Em[/ch] [ch]Em[/ch] | [ch]A[/ch] [ch]Em[/ch]\r\n\r\nPart C\r\n[ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] [ch]E[/ch] | [ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] - [ch]E[/ch] [ch]Am[/ch]\r\n[ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] [ch]E[/ch] | [ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] - [ch]E[/ch] [ch]Am[/ch]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Verse 2]\r\n[tab]    [ch]Am[/ch]           [ch]E[/ch]        [ch]Am[/ch]          [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nIt hath been upbraided to men of my trade,[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]            [ch]G[/ch]        [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]E[/ch]    [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nThat oftentimes we are the cause of this crime.[/tab]\r\n[tab]  [ch]Am[/ch]           [ch]E[/ch]      [ch]Am[/ch]               [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nAlack and for pitty! why should it be said,[/tab]\r\n[tab]   [ch]C[/ch]         [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]    [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nAs if they regarded or places or time?[/tab]\r\n[tab]  [ch]Em[/ch]   \r\nExamples have been of those that were seen[/tab]\r\n\r\nIn Westminster-hall, yea, the pleaders between;\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]              [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]            [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nThen why should the judges be free from this curse[/tab]\r\n[tab] [ch]C[/ch]            [ch]G[/ch]                 [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]E[/ch]  [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nMore than my poor self is, for cutting a purse?[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]              [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]            [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nThen why should the judges be free from this curse[/tab]\r\n[tab] [ch]C[/ch]            [ch]G[/ch]                 [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]E[/ch]  [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nMore than my poor self is, for cutting a purse?[/tab]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Verse 3]\r\n[tab]    [ch]Am[/ch]            [ch]E[/ch]             [ch]Am[/ch]            [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nAt Worster, 'tis known well that even in the jale,[/tab]\r\n[tab]   [ch]C[/ch]              [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nA knight of good worship did there shew his face.[/tab]\r\n[tab]  [ch]Am[/ch]              [ch]E[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]           [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nAgainst the foul sinners in zeale for to raile,[/tab]\r\n[tab]    [ch]C[/ch]              [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nAnd so lost, ipso facto, his purse in the place:[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Em[/ch]  \r\nNay, once from the seat of judgement so great,[/tab]\r\n\r\nA judge there did lose a fair pouch of velvet.\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]             [ch]G[/ch]        [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nOh Lord! for thy mercy how wicked, or worse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]             [ch]G[/ch]             [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]E[/ch]  [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nAre those that so venture their necks for a purse![/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]             [ch]G[/ch]        [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nOh Lord! for thy mercy how wicked, or worse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]             [ch]G[/ch]             [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]E[/ch]  [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nAre those that so venture their necks for a purse![/tab]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Verse 4]\r\n[tab]    [ch]Am[/ch]            [ch]E[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]        [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nAt playes and at sermons and at the Sessions,[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]           [ch]G[/ch]             [ch]Am[/ch]   [ch]E[/ch]  [ch]Am[/ch]\r\n'Tis daily their practice such booty to make;[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Am[/ch]        [ch]E[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nYea under the gallows, at executions,[/tab]\r\n[tab]       [ch]C[/ch]            [ch]G[/ch]            [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]E[/ch]  [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nThey stick not the stare-abouts' purses to take;[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Em[/ch] \r\nNay, one without grace, at a better place,[/tab]\r\n\r\nAt Court, and in Christmas, before the Kings face.\r\n[tab]  [ch]C[/ch]             [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]          [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nAlack then for pitty! must I bear the curse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]      [ch]G[/ch]            [ch]Am[/ch]      [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nThat only belongs to the cunning Cut-purse?[/tab]\r\n[tab]        [ch]C[/ch]               [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]             [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nYouth, youth you hadst better been starv'd by thy nurse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]          [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nThan live to be hang'd for cutting as purse.[/tab]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Verse 5]\r\n[tab]    [ch]Am[/ch]            [ch]E[/ch]        [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nBut oh, you vile nation of Cut-purses all![/tab]\r\n[tab]   [ch]C[/ch]          [ch]G[/ch]         [ch]Am[/ch]        [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nRelent and repent, and amend, and be sound,[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Am[/ch]            [ch]E[/ch]            [ch]Am[/ch]           [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nAnd know that you ought not by honest men's fall[/tab]\r\n[tab]   [ch]C[/ch]              [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]    [ch]E[/ch]     [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nAdvance your own fortunes to dye above ground:[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Em[/ch] \r\nAnd though you go gay in silks, as you may,[/tab]\r\n\r\nIt is not the highway to heaven, as they say.\r\n[tab]   [ch]C[/ch]            [ch]G[/ch]             [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nRepent then, repent you, for better for worse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]            [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]E[/ch]  [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nAnd kiss not the gallows for cutting a purse.[/tab]\r\n[tab]        [ch]C[/ch]               [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]             [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nYouth, youth you hadst better been starv'd by thy nurse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]          [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nThan live to be hang'd for cutting as purse.[/tab]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Verse 6]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Am[/ch]          [ch]E[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]          [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nThe players doe tell you in Bartholemew Faire[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]         [ch]G[/ch]             [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nWhat secret consumptions and rascels you are;[/tab]\r\n[tab]    [ch]Am[/ch]           [ch]E[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]             [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nFor one of their actors, it seems, had the fate,[/tab]\r\n[tab]    [ch]C[/ch]           [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nBy some of you trade to be fleeced of late:[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Em[/ch] \r\nThen fall to your prayers, you that are way-layers![/tab]\r\n\r\nThey're fit to chouse all the world that can cheat players;\r\n[tab]    [ch]C[/ch]           [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nFor he hath the art, and no man the worse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]       [ch]C[/ch]           [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]   [ch]E[/ch]     [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nWhose cunning can pilfer the pilferer's purse.[/tab]\r\n[tab]    [ch]C[/ch]           [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]E[/ch]   \r\nFor he hath the art, and no man the worse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]       [ch]C[/ch]           [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]   [ch]E[/ch]     [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nWhose cunning can pilfer the pilferer's purse.[/tab]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Verse 7]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Am[/ch]           [ch]E[/ch]              [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nThe plain countryman that comes staring to London,[/tab]\r\n[tab]   [ch]C[/ch]              [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]        [ch]E[/ch]  [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nIf once you come near him he quickly is undone;[/tab]\r\n[tab]    [ch]Am[/ch]        [ch]E[/ch]      [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nFor when he amazedly gazeth about,[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]            [ch]G[/ch]            [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]E[/ch]     [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nOne treads on his toes, and the other puls't out;[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Em[/ch] \r\nThen in a strange place, where he knows no face,[/tab]\r\n\r\nHis mony is gone, 'tis a pittifull case.\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]        [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]           [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nThe divel of hell in his trade is not worse[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]          [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]    [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nThan gilter, and diver, and cutter of purse.[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]        [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]           [ch]E[/ch] \r\nThe divel of hell in his trade is not worse[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]          [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]    [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nThan gilter, and diver, and cutter of purse.[/tab]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Verse 8]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Am[/ch]           [ch]E[/ch]             [ch]Am[/ch]            [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nThe poor servant maid wears her purse in her placket,[/tab]\r\n[tab]   [ch]C[/ch]              [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nA place of quick feeling, and yet you can take it;[/tab]\r\n[tab]    [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]E[/ch]            [ch]Am[/ch]             [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nNor is she aware that you have done the feat,[/tab]\r\n[tab]   [ch]C[/ch]           [ch]G[/ch]        [ch]Am[/ch]      [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nUntill she is going to pay for her meat;[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Em[/ch] \r\nThen she cryes and she rages amongst her baggages,[/tab]\r\n\r\nAnd swears at one thrust she hath lost all her wages;\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]        [ch]G[/ch]        [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nFor she is ingaged her own to disburse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]             [ch]G[/ch]            [ch]Am[/ch]    [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nTo make good the breach of the cruel Cut-purse.[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]        [ch]G[/ch]        [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]E[/ch] \r\nFor she is ingaged her own to disburse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]             [ch]G[/ch]            [ch]Am[/ch]    [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nTo make good the breach of the cruel Cut-purse.[/tab]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Verse 9]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Am[/ch]             [ch]E[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]          [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nYour eyes and your fingers are nimble of growth,[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]        [ch]G[/ch]               [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nBut Dun many times hath been nimbler than both;[/tab]\r\n[tab]    [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]E[/ch]        [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nYet you are deceived by many a slut,[/tab]\r\n[tab]         [ch]C[/ch]         [ch]G[/ch]        [ch]Am[/ch]   [ch]E[/ch]     [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nBut the hangman is only the Cut-purses cut.[/tab]\r\n[tab]   [ch]Em[/ch] \r\nIt makes you to vex when he bridles your necks,[/tab]\r\n\r\nAnd then at the last what becomes of your tricks?\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]              [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nBut when you should pray, you begin for to curse[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]                [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]   [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nThe hand that first shewd you to slash at purse.[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]              [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]E[/ch]   \r\nBut when you should pray, you begin for to curse[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]                [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]   [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nThe hand that first shewd you to slash at purse.[/tab]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Verse 10]\r\n[tab]    [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]E[/ch]            [ch]Am[/ch]        [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nBut now to my hearers this counsel I give,[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]                [ch]G[/ch]            [ch]Am[/ch]      [ch]E[/ch]  [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nAnd pray, friends, remember it as long as you live,[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]Am[/ch]           [ch]E[/ch]             [ch]Am[/ch]         [ch]G[/ch]  \r\nBring out no more cash in purse, pocket or wallet,[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]          [ch]G[/ch]       [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nThan one single penny to pay for the ballet;[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]Em[/ch] \r\nFor Cut-purse doth shrowd himself in a cloud,[/tab]\r\n\r\nThere's many a purse hath been lost in a crowd;\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]             [ch]G[/ch]               [ch]Am[/ch]            [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nFor he's the most rouge that doth crowd up, and curses,[/tab]\r\n[tab]     [ch]C[/ch]                [ch]G[/ch]         [ch]Am[/ch]       [ch]E[/ch]    [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nWho first cryes, \"My masters, beware of your purses!\"[/tab]\r\n[tab]        [ch]C[/ch]               [ch]G[/ch]           [ch]Am[/ch]             [ch]E[/ch]  \r\nYouth, youth you hadst better been starv'd by thy nurse,[/tab]\r\n[tab]      [ch]C[/ch]          [ch]G[/ch]          [ch]Am[/ch]     [ch]E[/ch]   [ch]Am[/ch]\r\nThan live to be hang'd for cutting at purse.[/tab]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Outro]\r\nPart A\r\n[ch]Am[/ch] [ch]E[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] - [ch]E[/ch] [ch]Am[/ch]\r\n[ch]Am[/ch] [ch]E[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] - [ch]E[/ch] [ch]Am[/ch]\r\n\r\nPart B\r\n[ch]Em[/ch] [ch]Em[/ch] | [ch]Em[/ch] [ch]Em[/ch] | [ch]Em[/ch] [ch]Em[/ch] | [ch]A[/ch] [ch]Em[/ch]\r\n\r\nPart C\r\n[ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] [ch]E[/ch] | [ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] - [ch]E[/ch] [ch]Am[/ch]\r\n[ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] [ch]E[/ch] | [ch]C[/ch] [ch]G[/ch] | [ch]Am[/ch] - [ch]E[/ch] [ch]Am[/ch]","plain_text":"Packington's Pound\nOld English 6/8 in Am\n\n[Intro]\nPart A\nAm E | Am G | C G | Am - E Am\nAm E | Am G | C G | Am - E Am\n\nPart B\nEm Em | Em Em | Em Em | A Em\n\nPart C\nC G | Am E | C G | Am - E Am\nC G | Am E | C G | Am - E Am\n\n\n[Verse 1]\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAnd bidden beware of the Cut-purse so bold;\n\n\n\n\n\n\n[Bridge]\nPart A\nAm E | Am G | C G | Am - E Am\nAm E | Am G | C G | Am - E Am\n\nPart B\nEm Em | Em Em | Em Em | A Em\n\nPart C\nC G | Am E | C G | Am - E Am\nC G | Am E | C G | Am - E Am\n\n\n[Verse 2]\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIn Westminster-hall, yea, the pleaders between;\n\n\n\n\n\n\n[Verse 3]\n\n\n\n\n\n\nA judge there did lose a fair pouch of velvet.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n[Verse 4]\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAt Court, and in Christmas, before the Kings face.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n[Verse 5]\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIt is not the highway to heaven, as they say.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n[Verse 6]\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThey're fit to chouse all the world that can cheat players;\n\n\n\n\n\n\n[Verse 7]\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHis mony is gone, 'tis a pittifull case.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n[Verse 8]\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAnd swears at one thrust she hath lost all her wages;\n\n\n\n\n\n\n[Verse 9]\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAnd then at the last what becomes of your tricks?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n[Verse 10]\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThere's many a purse hath been lost in a crowd;\n\n\n\n\n\n\n[Outro]\nPart A\nAm E | Am G | C G | Am - E Am\nAm E | Am G | C G | Am - E Am\n\nPart B\nEm Em | Em Em | Em Em | A Em\n\nPart C\nC G | Am E | C G | Am - E Am\nC G | Am E | C G | Am - E Am","chords":["Am","A","E","G","C","B","Em"],"chord_diagrams":{"A":{"barres":[],"baseFret":1,"fingers":[0,0,1,2,3,0],"frets":[-1,0,2,2,2,0]},"Am":{"barres":[],"baseFret":1,"fingers":[0,0,2,3,1,0],"frets":[-1,0,2,2,1,0]},"C":{"barres":[],"baseFret":1,"fingers":[0,3,2,0,1,0],"frets":[0,3,2,0,1,0]},"E":{"barres":[],"baseFret":1,"fingers":[0,2,3,1,0,0],"frets":[0,2,2,1,0,0]},"Em":{"barres":[],"baseFret":1,"fingers":[0,2,3,0,0,0],"frets":[0,2,2,0,0,0]},"G":{"barres":[],"baseFret":1,"fingers":[2,1,0,0,0,3],"frets":[3,2,0,0,0,3]}}}