C#7 F# Take good care of what you've got, my father said to me C#7 F# As he puffed his pipe and Baby B. he dandled on his knee F# F#7 B F#dim Don't fool with fools who'll turn away C# F# Keep all good company C#7 F# Oo Hoo Oo Hoo F# F#7 B F#dim Take care of those you call your own C# F# And keep good company C#7 F# Soon I grew and happy too, my very good friends and me C#7 F# We'd play all day and Sally J., the girl from number four F# F#7 B F#dim And very soon I begged her won't you C# F# Keep me company C#7 F# Oo Hoo Oo Hoo C#7 F# Oo Hoo Oo Hoo F# F#7 B F#dim Come marry me forever more C# F# We'll be good company D#7 G#m Now marriage is an institution sure C# F# D#7 My wife and I, our needs and nothing more G#m G#m/F G#m/E G#m/D# All my friends by a year by and by disappear Bm Bm6 A# But we're safe enough behind our door I flourished in my humble trade, my reputation grew The work devoured my waking hours but when my time was through Reward of all my efforts my own Limited company I hardly noticed Sally as we parted company All through the years in the end it appears There was never really anyone but me Now I'm old I puff my pipe but no-one's there to see I ponder on the lesson of my life's insanity Take care of those you call your own And keep good company | TransposeReset Font sizeReset Chords fingeringsA# C# C#7 D# D#7 E F F# F#dim F#7 G#m B Bm Bm6 |