Verse
G
IT fell about the Martinmas time,
C D G
And a gay time it was then-o,
C G
When our good wife got puddings to make,
A D
And she’s boild them in the pan-o.
[Chorus]
G C D
The Barrin' O' the Door weel weel weel,
G D G
The Barrin' O' the Door weel.
[Verse]
G
The wind sae cauld blew south and north,
C D G
And blew into the floor-o;
C G
Quoth our goodman to our goodwife,
A D
“Gae 1 out and bar the door-o.”
[Chorus]
G C D
The Barrin' O' the Door weel weel weel,
G D G
The Barrin' O' the Door weel.
[Verse]
G
“My hand is in my hussyfskap,
C D G
Goodman, as ye may see-o;
C G
An it shoud nae be barrd this hundred year,
A D
It’s no be barrd for me-o.”
[Chorus]
G C D
The Barrin' O' the Door weel weel weel,
G D G
The Barrin' O' the Door weel.
[Verse]
G
They made a paction tween them twa,
C D G
They made it firm and sure-o,
C G
That the first word whaeer shoud speak,
A D
Shoud rise and bar the door-o.
[Chorus]
G C D
The Barrin' O' the Door weel weel weel,
G D G
The Barrin' O' the Door weel.
[Verse]
G
Then by there came two gentlemen,
C D G
At twelve o’clock at night-o,
C G
And they could neither see house nor hall,
A D
Nor coal nor candle-light-o.
[Chorus]
G C D
The Barrin' O' the Door weel weel weel,
G D G
The Barrin' O' the Door weel.
[Verse]
G
“Now whether is this a rich man’s house,
C D G
Or whether is it a poor-o?”
C G
But neer a word wad ane o them speak,
A D
For barring of the door-o.
[Chorus]
G C D
The Barrin' O' the Door weel weel weel,
G D G
The Barrin' O' the Door weel.
[Verse]
G
And first they ate the white puddings,
C D G
And then they ate the black-o;
C G
Tho muckle thought the goodwife to hersel,
A D
Yet neer a word she spake-o.
[Chorus]
G C D
The Barrin' O' the Door weel weel weel,
G D G
The Barrin' O' the Door weel.
[Verse]
G
Then said the one unto the other,
C D G
“Here, man, tak ye my knife-o;
C G
Do ye tak aff the auld man’s beard,
A D
And I’ll kiss the goodwife-o.”
[Chorus]
G C D
The Barrin' O' the Door weel weel weel,
G D G
The Barrin' O' the Door weel.
[Verse]
G
“But there’s nae water in the house,
C D G
And what shall we do than-o?”
C G
“What ails thee at the pudding-broo,
A D
That boils into the pan-o?”
[Chorus]
G C D
The Barrin' O' the Door weel weel weel,
G D G
The Barrin' O' the Door weel.
[Verse]
G
O up then started our goodman,
C D G
An angry man was he-o:
C G
“Will ye kiss my wife before my een,
A D
And scad 4 me wi pudding-bro?”
[Chorus]
G C D
The Barrin' O' the Door weel weel weel,
G D G
The Barrin' O' the Door weel.
[Verse]
G
Then up and started our goodwife,
C D G
Gied three skips on the floor-o:
C G
“Goodman, you’ve spoken the foremost word,
A D
Get up and bar the door-o.”
[Chorus]
G C D
The Barrin' O' the Door weel weel weel,
G D G
The Barrin' O' the Door weel.
G C D
The Barrin' O' the Door weel weel weel,
G D G
The Barrin' O' the Door weel.
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