Well, once there lived a farmer
A grand old soul was he
He used to own a little farm
Way down the country
He had an only daughter
And her I chanced to wed
And when I asked him for her hand
Was this to me he said
[Chorus]
"Oh, treat me daughter kindly
And shade her from all harm
And when I die, I'll will to you
My little house and farm
My horse, my dog, my cow
And my bonnie sheep and farm
And all the little chickens
'Round the garden"
I knew I loved this darling girl
And she loved me the same
And when my daily work was done
With her I would remain
For to watch her milk her father's cows
And shade them from all harm
And many a glass of stout I had
Before I left the farm
A grand old soul was he
He used to own a little farm
Way down the country
He had an only daughter
And her I chanced to wed
And when I asked him for her hand
Was this to me he said
[Chorus]
"Oh, treat me daughter kindly
And shade her from all harm
And when I die, I'll will to you
My little house and farm
My horse, my dog, my cow
And my bonnie sheep and farm
And all the little chickens
'Round the garden"
I knew I loved this darling girl
And she loved me the same
And when my daily work was done
With her I would remain
For to watch her milk her father's cows
And shade them from all harm
And many a glass of stout I had
Before I left the farm
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