2 acessos
Am Mary and the baby hungry; G Yes, we know what hungry be. Am D So we bring them Pigeon Peas and rice, Am D Am And a little ginger tea. C G Only Pigeon Peas and rice; C Am A little ginger tea. C G Mary thank us with her eyes, C D Am She poor the same as we. Am C D Am She poor the same as we. [Verse 2] Am Mary and the baby, lonely; G Lonely is not good to be. Am D So we stay a while and chat a while, Am D Am To keep them company. C G Stay a while, make the baby smile; C Am Pass the time of day. C G Mary’s laughter touch our hearts, C D Am She make us glad we stay. C D Am So glad that we could stay. [Verse 3] Am Mary and the baby, weary. G Oh, we know what weary be. Am D So we make a bed and pillow for her head Am D Am With down from the Mahoe Tree. C G Only down from the Mahoe Tree Am Am To rest them soft and good. C G We feel bad these be all we had: D D Am We do the best we could. C D Am We do the best we could. [Verse 4] Am Mary and the babe rest, easy. Am G We go ‘way and let them be. Am D On hush tip-toe and voice kept low; Am D Am We look up and see: C G Star of Hope shine in the sky! C Am To mark the baby’s birth! C G Seem to say it's ‘Borning Day', C D Am Of better times on earth. C D Am Of better times on earth.