C
When Tom and Elizabeth took the farm,
                       G
the bracken made their bed.

[Chorus]
      F                             C      G      C
(and) Kwada-ludle-woodle-loodle-ladle, the magpie said.

[Verse 2]
C
Tom's hands were strong, and to the plough,
                       G
Elizabeth's lips were red.

[Bridge]
Am                       G
Year in, year out, they were,
Am (or Fmaj7)            G
whilst the pines grew overhead.

[Chorus]
      F                             C      G      C
(and) Kwada-ludle-woodle-loodle-ladle, the magpie said.

[Verse 3]
C
But all the beautiful crops then went,
                       G
to the mortgage man instead.

[Chorus]
      F                             C      G      C
(and) Kwada-ludle-woodle-loodle-ladle, the magpie said.

[Verse 4]
C
Tom's hands were strong, and to the plough,
                       G
Elizabeth's lips were red.

[Chorus]
      F                             C      G      C
(and) Kwada-ludle-woodle-loodle-ladle, the magpie said.


[Bridge]
Am            G       Am (or Fmaj7) G
Elizabeth is dead now, its years ago..
Am           Fmaj7         G
Old Tom went ilght in the head.

[Chorus]
      F                             C      G      C
(and) Kwada-ludle-woodle-loodle-ladle, the magpie said.

N.C.
The farm's still there, the mortage coorporations couldn't give it away.

[Chorus]
      F                             C      G      C
(and) Kwada-ludle-woodle-loodle-ladle, the magpie said.

[Outro]
C
*Rake til end