The Begging Song Chords

WARNING: You are trying to view
content from Ultimate-Guitar.com
in an unauthorized application,
which is prohibited.

Please use an official Ultimate
Guitar Tabs application for iPhone,
iPad or Android to access legitimate
chords, guitar, bass, and drum tabs
from Ultimate-Guitar.com database.

Type "ultimate guitar tabs" in Apple
App Store's or Android Market's
search to find the application.

If you want to play along to the track on the Life and Limb Album then you need a Capo on 5th. 
I'm not convinced by the D in the chorus but I can't find anything better to fit.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                    Martin Carthy - The Begging Song
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Am                   C        G                 Am
Of all the trades in England the beggin' is the best
Am                   G            C             G
For when a beggar's tired he can lay him down and rest

Chorus (after each verse):
D
And a-beggin' I will go
    Am        G      Am
And a-beggin' I will go 

Am                   C         G                     Am
I got on the train in Carlisle they kicked me out at Crewe
Am               G                 C            G
I slept on every paving-stone from there to Waterloo

Am                      C            G                Am
I got breakfast off the Embankment I got my lunch and tea
Am                  G                C                     G
And only the finest cardboard made a home that was fit for me

Am                     C                     G                  Am
We sit on the stair at Leicester Square from seven o'clock till ten
Am                         G                   C                    G
Then round the back of the Connaught House for dinner from out of a bin

Am                   C           G                Am
I can rest when I am tired and I heed no master's bell
Am                      G         C               G
A man'd be daft to be a king when beggars live so well

Am                   C                G          Am
The law came down to see us they came down three together
Am                         G             C                  G
They put out the fire they left us there Oh Lord how we did shiver

Am               C         G          Am
I am a Victorian value I'm enterprise poverty
Am                   G            C            G
Completely invisible to the state and a joy to Mrs T

Am                   C        G                 Am
Of all the trades in England the beggin' is the best
Am                   G            C             G
For when a beggar's tired he can lay him down and rest