The DT version of "Jolly Tinker 2" is taken from Traditional American Folk Songs, Warner and Warner Collected from Lena Bourne Fish The Warner book has one additional verse:
THE JOLLY TINKER 2
I am a jolly tinker That goes from town to town, I will mend your pots and kettles If you'll only bring them 'round.
I know how to solder And I can mend a pot, I can also stop a hole So it will not leak a drop.
I can mend umbrellas And I can tinker a clock, The housewives are all smiles When they see the tinker stop.
A tinker never marries, Has a girl in every town, And they shower me with kisses As they bring their kettles down.
They feast me and regale me With choicest meats and wine, At whatever house I stop at I can always sup and dine.
So many wait my coming, For I have many friends, I never stored much gold, Yet I have a lot to spend.
My life is wild and free And I do not seek renown, I'm just a jolly tinker With a girl in every town.
From Traditional American Folk Songs, Warner and Warner Collected from Lena Bourne Fish, 1940 @work @rambling filename[ JOLITNK2 TUNE FILE: JOLITNK2 RG^^ (I see that Susan found my correction in the "attribution" thread) You'll find the song on the recording titled The Jolly Tinker, by Jeff Warner.