’Twas ver y ear tal ly in the (Bm)month of June I was (A)sit ting with my a (D)glass and spoon.
A (Bm7)small bird sat pin on an (G)i vy bunch, and the (A)song he sang was “The (D)Jug of Punch.” (A7)Too rah (D)loo rah loo, too rah (Bm)loo rah lay.
Too rah (A)loo rah loo, too rah (D)loo rah lay.
A (Bm7)small bird sat pin on an (G)i vy bunch, and the (A)song he sang was “The (D)Jug of Punch.”
What more di ver tal sion can a (Bm)man de sire, than to (A)court a girl by their (D)neat turf fire?
A (Bm7)Ker ry pip pin and the (G)crack and crunch, and a (A)on the ta ble a (D)jug of punch.
(A7)Too rah (D)loo rah loo, too rah (Bm)loo rah lay.
Too rah (A)loo rah loo, too rah (D)loo rah lay.
A (Bm7)Ker ry pip pin and the (G)crack and crunch, and a (A)on the ta ble a (D)jug of punch.
What All ye (D)head and feet.
This page shows “Jug Of Punch” by Ulster Folk Song in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of D at 145 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.