{title: Come All You Virginia Girls}
{artist: The Scrips}
{key: A}
{capo: 0}

{comment: Guitar - Standard}

{comment: Intro - fiddle lead (A, A, A, Em)}

{start_of_verse: Verse}
[A] Oh come all you Virginia girls and [Em] listen to my [A] noise
[A] Don't you go courtin' no West Virginia [Em] boys
[A] If you do your fortune'll [Em] be
[A] Johnny cakes and venison and [Em] sassafras [A] tea
Johnny cakes and venison and [Em] sassafras [A] tea
{end_of_verse}

{comment: Fiddle interlude}

{start_of_verse: Verse}
[A] Well, when they come a courtin' I'll [Em] tell you what they'll [A] wear
[A] Old black suit just about to [Em] tear
[A] Old straw hat more brim than [Em] crown
[A] A pair of woolen socks they wear the [Em] whole year [A] round
A pair of woolen socks they wear the [Em] whole year [A] round
{end_of_verse}

{comment: Longer fiddle break}

{start_of_verse: Verse}
[A] And when they come a courtin' I'll [Em] tell you what they'll [A] say
[A] First they'll say, has your daddy shot a [Em] bear?
[A] Then they'll say as they sit [Em] down
[A] Honey can you bake your Johnny cakes [Em] brown
Honey can you bake your Johnny cakes [Em] brown
{end_of_verse}

{start_of_verse: Verse}
[A] They build their houses [Em] with log [A] walls
[A] Don't have winders, none at [Em] all
[A] Clapboard roof and old slab [Em] door
[A] Sandstone chimbley and a puncheon [Em] floor
Sandstone chimbley and a puncheon [Em] floor
{end_of_verse}

{comment: Longer fiddle break}

{start_of_verse: Verse}
[A] Oh come all you Virginia girls and [Em] listen to my [A] noise
[A] Don't you go courtin' no West Virginia [Em] boys
[A] If you do your fortune'll [Em] be
[A] Johnny cakes and venison and [Em] sassafras [A] tea
Johnny cakes and venison and [Em] sassafras [A] tea
{end_of_verse}

{comment: Outro - fiddle lead}