Chords for 212. Bored of the Dance (The Kipper Family cover)
Tempo:
90 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
Eb
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
As I walked down to the village [B] hall, I met [E] Charlie leaning on the wall.
Why are you standing out here Charlie?
[Eb] Because I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [B] all the time, said [E] he.
I'll leave them [B] all to do it without me, for I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
I come to the dance with me girl, he said.
I told her that I'd rather go to bed.
[E] Oh yes, I'm sure you would, said she.
But first you'll come and dance with me.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [Eb] all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them [Em] all to do it without [B] me, for I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
Said you'll come and dance right now, [B] but I won't listen when they call the tallest house.
[E] They cast left, but right I went.
[B] They danced on, [E] but I ended in the djent.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [B] all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them all to do it without [Eb] me, for I am bored [E] of the dance, said he.
I drank with the Morris men, James and John.
[B] They drank with me [Em] as the dance went on and on.
We [E] drank and we drank till it all went [Eb] black.
It's hard to [E] dance when you're lying on your back.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [B] all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them all to do it without [Eb] me, for I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
Oh, how she danced on the night they were with.
She [B] danced, he drank, and then they went to [E] bed.
I'm afraid there's no more story to be [Eb] told.
She was too [E] hot and he was out cold.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing [B] round all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them all to do it without [B] me, for I am bored [E] of the dance, said he.
Why are you standing out here Charlie?
[Eb] Because I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [B] all the time, said [E] he.
I'll leave them [B] all to do it without me, for I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
I come to the dance with me girl, he said.
I told her that I'd rather go to bed.
[E] Oh yes, I'm sure you would, said she.
But first you'll come and dance with me.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [Eb] all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them [Em] all to do it without [B] me, for I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
Said you'll come and dance right now, [B] but I won't listen when they call the tallest house.
[E] They cast left, but right I went.
[B] They danced on, [E] but I ended in the djent.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [B] all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them all to do it without [Eb] me, for I am bored [E] of the dance, said he.
I drank with the Morris men, James and John.
[B] They drank with me [Em] as the dance went on and on.
We [E] drank and we drank till it all went [Eb] black.
It's hard to [E] dance when you're lying on your back.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [B] all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them all to do it without [Eb] me, for I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
Oh, how she danced on the night they were with.
She [B] danced, he drank, and then they went to [E] bed.
I'm afraid there's no more story to be [Eb] told.
She was too [E] hot and he was out cold.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing [B] round all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them all to do it without [B] me, for I am bored [E] of the dance, said he.
Key:
E
B
Eb
Em
E
B
Eb
Em
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ As I walked down to the village [B] hall, I met [E] Charlie leaning on the wall.
Why are you standing out here Charlie?
[Eb] Because I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [B] all the time, said [E] he.
I'll leave them [B] all to do it without me, for I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
_ _ I come to the dance with me girl, he said.
I told her that I'd rather go to bed.
[E] Oh yes, I'm sure you would, said she.
But first you'll come and dance with me.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [Eb] all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them [Em] all to do it without [B] me, for I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
_ _ Said you'll come and dance right now, [B] but I won't listen when they call the tallest house.
[E] They cast left, but right I went.
[B] They danced on, [E] but I ended in the djent.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [B] all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them all to do it without [Eb] me, for I am bored [E] of the dance, said he.
_ _ I drank with the Morris men, James and John.
[B] They drank with me [Em] as the dance went on and on.
We [E] drank and we drank till it all went [Eb] black.
It's hard to [E] dance when you're lying on your back.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [B] all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them all to do it without [Eb] me, for I am [E] bored of the dance, said he. _ _ _ _
Oh, how she danced on the night they were with.
She [B] danced, he drank, and then they went to [E] bed.
I'm afraid there's no more story to be [Eb] told.
She was too [E] hot and he was out cold.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing [B] round all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them all to do it without [B] me, for I am bored [E] of the dance, said he. _ _
_ _ _ As I walked down to the village [B] hall, I met [E] Charlie leaning on the wall.
Why are you standing out here Charlie?
[Eb] Because I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [B] all the time, said [E] he.
I'll leave them [B] all to do it without me, for I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
_ _ I come to the dance with me girl, he said.
I told her that I'd rather go to bed.
[E] Oh yes, I'm sure you would, said she.
But first you'll come and dance with me.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [Eb] all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them [Em] all to do it without [B] me, for I am [E] bored of the dance, said he.
_ _ Said you'll come and dance right now, [B] but I won't listen when they call the tallest house.
[E] They cast left, but right I went.
[B] They danced on, [E] but I ended in the djent.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [B] all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them all to do it without [Eb] me, for I am bored [E] of the dance, said he.
_ _ I drank with the Morris men, James and John.
[B] They drank with me [Em] as the dance went on and on.
We [E] drank and we drank till it all went [Eb] black.
It's hard to [E] dance when you're lying on your back.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing round [B] all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them all to do it without [Eb] me, for I am [E] bored of the dance, said he. _ _ _ _
Oh, how she danced on the night they were with.
She [B] danced, he drank, and then they went to [E] bed.
I'm afraid there's no more story to be [Eb] told.
She was too [E] hot and he was out cold.
Dance, dance, whatever do they see?
In prancing [B] round all the time, said he.
[E] I'll leave them all to do it without [B] me, for I am bored [E] of the dance, said he. _ _