Tom: C C F We've got a poor old horse, C G He's standing at your door, F C G And if you'll only let him in, F G He'll greet you all I'm sure, F G C He'll greet you all I'm sure. F G He'll greet you all I'm sure, F G C He'll greet you all I'm sure. --- Verse 2 --- C F Now that He's grown old C G And nature doth decay, F C G My master frowns upon him now, F G These words I've heard him say, F G C These words I've heard him say. F G These words I've heard him say, F G C These words I've heard him say. --- Verse 3 --- C F Now that He's grown old C G And scarcely can he crawl, F C G He's forced to eat the coarsest grass, F G That grows against the wall, F G C That grows against the wall. F G That grows against the wall, F G C It grows against the wall. --- Verse 4 --- C F This poor horse was once young, C G And in his youthful prime, F C G My master used to ride on him, F G He thought him very fine, F G C He thought him very fine. F G He thought him very fine, F G C He thought him very fine.