Chords for "Easy and Slow" - Glen Hansard & Lisa O'Neill @ Vicar Street Theatre, Dublin 6 September 2016
Tempo:
114.2 bpm
Chords used:
Am
C
D
A
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Is that Gina back there?
[C] Oh my God, that's her.
Lisa, are you back there?
Lisa, you can join us on this.
Lisa, we are joining.
[C]
[A] It was down [Cm] by [D] Christ Church
That I [Am] first met [C] with Annie
A mean [A] little girl
And [Am] not a big [G] shy
She [C] told me [D] her father
[Am] Who came from [C] Dundas
Would take her back [Am] home
[D] In the sweet [Am]
[C] pine and wild
[Am] What did the lady [Em] have
[Am] Well, an A.D.R.
After [G]
[Am] she lifted her petticoat
[Em] The lady asked,
I
[C] rolled up [A] my sleeves
For a tumble of [C] her shoe
Down [D] was my street
[A] Down to [C] the heat
The sunlight [Am] was gone
[Dm] And evening [G] was done
[C] At Old White Mills [Dm] Bridge
I'll [A] be gone here
[C] And I'll let you be
In the hours [Am] of a robber
[D] Be [Am] gone in the [C] pine Thank [Am] you.
[Em]
[Am] Whether or [G]
not [Am] she lifted her petticoat
[Em]
And [C] I rolled up [Am] my sleeves
[D] For a tumble of [C] her shoe
We live in a city, [Dm] a country
And [Am] that is a jewel
[C] And we're no [A] [D] trouble at [G]
all
[C] But Annie, [D] oh man
Is [Am] really [C] a fool
We tried [Am] for the first time
[D] To go a bit [C] far
[Am]
[Em]
[Am] Whether or not
[G] [Am] she lifted her
[Em]
And [C] I rolled up [A] my sleeves
For a tumble of [C] her shoe
Wherever [D] you go
[A] To the town of [C] Dundanon
You can search to the [A] arrivals
Of empty [G] and blind
[C] Whether lying [D] or sitting
[Am] Running [C] or walking
Like a girl [Am] like Annie
You've never [C] looked fine
[Am]
What did she remind you [Em] of?
[Am]
[G] [Am] Whether or not she lifted her
Petticoat
[Em] Easy and slow
And [C] I rolled up [Am] my sleeves
For [D] a tumble [C] of her shoe
And I rolled up [Am] my sleeves
For a tumble of her shoe
[C] [A] [N]
[C] Oh my God, that's her.
Lisa, are you back there?
Lisa, you can join us on this.
Lisa, we are joining.
[C]
[A] It was down [Cm] by [D] Christ Church
That I [Am] first met [C] with Annie
A mean [A] little girl
And [Am] not a big [G] shy
She [C] told me [D] her father
[Am] Who came from [C] Dundas
Would take her back [Am] home
[D] In the sweet [Am]
[C] pine and wild
[Am] What did the lady [Em] have
[Am] Well, an A.D.R.
After [G]
[Am] she lifted her petticoat
[Em] The lady asked,
I
[C] rolled up [A] my sleeves
For a tumble of [C] her shoe
Down [D] was my street
[A] Down to [C] the heat
The sunlight [Am] was gone
[Dm] And evening [G] was done
[C] At Old White Mills [Dm] Bridge
I'll [A] be gone here
[C] And I'll let you be
In the hours [Am] of a robber
[D] Be [Am] gone in the [C] pine Thank [Am] you.
[Em]
[Am] Whether or [G]
not [Am] she lifted her petticoat
[Em]
And [C] I rolled up [Am] my sleeves
[D] For a tumble of [C] her shoe
We live in a city, [Dm] a country
And [Am] that is a jewel
[C] And we're no [A] [D] trouble at [G]
all
[C] But Annie, [D] oh man
Is [Am] really [C] a fool
We tried [Am] for the first time
[D] To go a bit [C] far
[Am]
[Em]
[Am] Whether or not
[G] [Am] she lifted her
[Em]
And [C] I rolled up [A] my sleeves
For a tumble of [C] her shoe
Wherever [D] you go
[A] To the town of [C] Dundanon
You can search to the [A] arrivals
Of empty [G] and blind
[C] Whether lying [D] or sitting
[Am] Running [C] or walking
Like a girl [Am] like Annie
You've never [C] looked fine
[Am]
What did she remind you [Em] of?
[Am]
[G] [Am] Whether or not she lifted her
Petticoat
[Em] Easy and slow
And [C] I rolled up [Am] my sleeves
For [D] a tumble [C] of her shoe
And I rolled up [Am] my sleeves
For a tumble of her shoe
[C] [A] [N]
Key:
Am
C
D
A
G
Am
C
D
Is that Gina back there?
[C] Oh my God, that's her. _
_ _ Lisa, are you back there? _ _
_ Lisa, you can join us on this. _ _
Lisa, we are joining. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] It was down [Cm] by [D] Christ Church
That I [Am] first met [C] with Annie
A mean [A] little girl
_ And [Am] not a big [G] shy
She _ [C] told me [D] her father
[Am] Who came from [C] Dundas
Would take her back [Am] home
[D] In the sweet [Am]
[C] pine and wild
_ _ [Am] What did the lady [Em] have _ _ _ _ _
[Am] Well, an A.D.R.
After [G] _
_ _ _ _ [Am] she lifted her petticoat
[Em] The lady asked,
I _
_ _ [C] rolled up [A] my sleeves
For a tumble of [C] her shoe _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Down [D] was my street
[A] Down to [C] the _ heat
The sunlight [Am] was gone
[Dm] And evening [G] was done
_ [C] At Old White Mills [Dm] Bridge
I'll [A] be gone here
[C] And I'll let you _ be
In the hours [Am] of a robber
[D] Be [Am] gone in the [C] pine Thank _ [Am] _ you.
_ _ [Em] _
_ _ _ _ [Am] Whether or _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
not [Am] she lifted her petticoat
_ [Em] _
_ _ _ _ _ And [C] I rolled up [Am] my sleeves
[D] For a tumble of [C] her _ _ _ _ _ _ _
shoe
We live in a city, [Dm] a country
And [Am] that is a jewel
[C] _ _ _ And we're no _ [A] _ _ _ [D] trouble at [G] _
all
_ [C] But Annie, [D] oh man
Is [Am] really [C] a fool _
_ We tried [Am] for the first time
[D] To go a bit [C] far
_ _ _ _ [Am] _
_ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Am] Whether or not _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [Am] she lifted her
_ _ [Em] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ And [C] I rolled up [A] my sleeves
For a tumble of [C] her shoe _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Wherever [D] you go
[A] To the town of [C] Dundanon
You can search to the [A] _ arrivals
Of empty [G] and blind
_ _ [C] Whether lying [D] or sitting
_ [Am] Running [C] or walking
Like a girl [Am] like Annie
You've never [C] looked _ fine
_ [Am]
What did she remind you [Em] of? _ _ _
_ _ [Am] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [Am] Whether or not she lifted her
Petticoat
[Em] _ Easy and _ slow
And [C] I rolled up [Am] my sleeves
For [D] a tumble [C] of her shoe _ _ _
And I rolled up [Am] my sleeves
For a tumble of her shoe
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [N] _
[C] Oh my God, that's her. _
_ _ Lisa, are you back there? _ _
_ Lisa, you can join us on this. _ _
Lisa, we are joining. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] It was down [Cm] by [D] Christ Church
That I [Am] first met [C] with Annie
A mean [A] little girl
_ And [Am] not a big [G] shy
She _ [C] told me [D] her father
[Am] Who came from [C] Dundas
Would take her back [Am] home
[D] In the sweet [Am]
[C] pine and wild
_ _ [Am] What did the lady [Em] have _ _ _ _ _
[Am] Well, an A.D.R.
After [G] _
_ _ _ _ [Am] she lifted her petticoat
[Em] The lady asked,
I _
_ _ [C] rolled up [A] my sleeves
For a tumble of [C] her shoe _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Down [D] was my street
[A] Down to [C] the _ heat
The sunlight [Am] was gone
[Dm] And evening [G] was done
_ [C] At Old White Mills [Dm] Bridge
I'll [A] be gone here
[C] And I'll let you _ be
In the hours [Am] of a robber
[D] Be [Am] gone in the [C] pine Thank _ [Am] _ you.
_ _ [Em] _
_ _ _ _ [Am] Whether or _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
not [Am] she lifted her petticoat
_ [Em] _
_ _ _ _ _ And [C] I rolled up [Am] my sleeves
[D] For a tumble of [C] her _ _ _ _ _ _ _
shoe
We live in a city, [Dm] a country
And [Am] that is a jewel
[C] _ _ _ And we're no _ [A] _ _ _ [D] trouble at [G] _
all
_ [C] But Annie, [D] oh man
Is [Am] really [C] a fool _
_ We tried [Am] for the first time
[D] To go a bit [C] far
_ _ _ _ [Am] _
_ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Am] Whether or not _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [Am] she lifted her
_ _ [Em] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ And [C] I rolled up [A] my sleeves
For a tumble of [C] her shoe _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Wherever [D] you go
[A] To the town of [C] Dundanon
You can search to the [A] _ arrivals
Of empty [G] and blind
_ _ [C] Whether lying [D] or sitting
_ [Am] Running [C] or walking
Like a girl [Am] like Annie
You've never [C] looked _ fine
_ [Am]
What did she remind you [Em] of? _ _ _
_ _ [Am] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [Am] Whether or not she lifted her
Petticoat
[Em] _ Easy and _ slow
And [C] I rolled up [Am] my sleeves
For [D] a tumble [C] of her shoe _ _ _
And I rolled up [Am] my sleeves
For a tumble of her shoe
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [N] _