Capo 3
(A) Old Joe Clarke, he had a house, fifty storeys (E) high,
And (A) every storey in that house was filled with (G) chicken (A) pie.
Chorus
(A) Fare you well, Old Joe Clarke. Farewell, Lucy (E) Brown.
(A) Fare you well Old Joe Clarke, for I am (G) leaving (A) town.
I went down to Old Joe's house to have a bite of supper.
I stubbed my toe on the leg of a chair and stuck my nose in the butter.
Chorus
Old Joe Clarke he had a wife. Her name was Cindy Lou.
Had two brown eyes at the back of her head. The other two were blue.
Chorus.
Old Joe Clarke, he had a mule. His name was Charlie Brown
And every tooth in that mule’s head was sixteen inches round.
Chorus
(A) Old Joe Clarke, he had a house, fifty storeys (E) high,
And (A) every storey in that house was filled with (G) chicken (A) pie.
Chorus
(A) Fare you well, Old Joe Clarke. Farewell, Lucy (E) Brown.
(A) Fare you well Old Joe Clarke, for I am (G) leaving (A) town.
I went down to Old Joe's house to have a bite of supper.
I stubbed my toe on the leg of a chair and stuck my nose in the butter.
Chorus
Old Joe Clarke he had a wife. Her name was Cindy Lou.
Had two brown eyes at the back of her head. The other two were blue.
Chorus.
Old Joe Clarke, he had a mule. His name was Charlie Brown
And every tooth in that mule’s head was sixteen inches round.
Chorus
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