Joan Baez - Stewball

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Stewball chords Joan Baez (old English folk Skewball of 1741) G Am D G C D

Stewball was a ^Ggood horse^Em, he wore his head ^Amhigh, and the mane on his ^Dfo^Dsus4retop,^D was fine as silk ^Gthrea^Cd.^D

I rode him in ^GEngland^Em, I rode him in ^AmSpain, and I never did ^Dlo^Dsus4se, bo^Dys, I always did ^Ggain^C. ^D

So come all you ^Ggambler^Ems, wherever you ^Amare, and don`t bet your ^Dmo^Dsus4ney on^D that little grey ^Gmar^Ce.^D

Most likely she`ll ^Gstumbl^Eme, most likely she`ll ^Amfall, but never you`ll ^Dlo^Dsus4se, bo^Dys, on my noble Stew^Gball^C. ^D

As they were a-^Griding^Em, `bout halfway ^Amround, that grey mare she ^Dst^Dsus4umbled^D, and fell on the ^Ggroun^Cd.^D

And way out ^Gyonder^Em, ahead of them ^Amall, came a-prancing and a-^Dda^Dsus4ncing,^D my noble Stew^Gball^C. ^D

Stewball was a ^Grace horse^Em, and by the day he was ^Ammine, he never drank ^Dwa^Dsus4ter, h^De always drank ^Gwin^Ce.^G

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