Traditional: Old Dan Tucker Lyrics

Song	Traditional: Old Dan Tucker
Artist	Disney
Album	Children's Favorite Songs Volume 4
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	I come to town the other night.
	Heard the noise and I saw the fight.
	The watchman was a-runnin' roun'
	Cryin' Old Dan tucker's come to town.

	So get out the way, Old Dan Tucker
	You're too late to stay for supper.
	Supper's over and breakfast's cookin'
	Old Dan Tucker, standin' there lookin'

	Well, Old Dan, he went down to the mill.
	to get some meal to put in his swill
	The miller swore by the point of his knife.
	He never seen such a man in his life.

	Old Dan Tucker's scared a skunk
	The he fell in the fire, and he kicked up a chunk
	A red-hot Coal rolled in his shoe.
	And my, oh, my, how the ashes flew.

	Old Dan Tucker was a mighty man.
	Washed his face in a frying pan.
	combed his hair with a wagon wheel
	and dired with a tootheache in his heel.

	I come to town the other night.
	Heard the noise and I saw the fight.
	The watchman was arunnin' roun'
	Cryin' Old Dan tucker' s come to town.

	So get out the way, Old Dan Tucker
	You' re too late to stay for supper.
	Supper' s over and breakfast' s cookin'
	Old Dan Tucker, standin' there lookin'

	Well, Old Dan, he went down to the mill.
	to get some meal to put in his swill
	The miller swore by the point of his knife.
	He never seen such a man in his life.

	Old Dan Tucker' s scared a skunk
	The he fell in the fire, and he kicked up a chunk
	A redhot Coal rolled in his shoe.
	And my, oh, my, how the ashes flew.

	Old Dan Tucker was a mighty man.
	Washed his face in a frying pan.
	combed his hair with a wagon wheel
	and dired with a tootheache in his heel.

	I come to town the other night.
	Heard the noise and I saw the fight.
	The watchman was arunnin' roun'
	Cryin' Old Dan tucker' s come to town.

	So get out the way, Old Dan Tucker
	You' re too late to stay for supper.
	Supper' s over and breakfast' s cookin'
	Old Dan Tucker, standin' there lookin'

	Well, Old Dan, he went down to the mill.
	to get some meal to put in his swill
	The miller swore by the point of his knife.
	He never seen such a man in his life.

	Old Dan Tucker' s scared a skunk
	The he fell in the fire, and he kicked up a chunk
	A redhot Coal rolled in his shoe.
	And my, oh, my, how the ashes flew.

	Old Dan Tucker was a mighty man.
	Washed his face in a frying pan.
	combed his hair with a wagon wheel
	and dired with a tootheache in his heel.

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