All Gall Chords by Flanders And Swann

_ Well, _ we start off with a very old French folk tune.
_ It's called All Gold.
_ _ And it'll be sung in three parts.
_ _ _ _ _ Yves de [A] Gaulle!
_ [D] _ _ _ _ This old man, he played one, [B] he played knick [Em]-knack at [E] Verdun.
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Cognac, Armagnac, [G] Burgundy and bone, this old man [A] came [D] rolling home.
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This old man, World War II, [B] _
he told Churchill [Em] what [C#] to do.
[D] _ Three French General [G] Crosses of Lorraine, he came rolling [D] home again.
[A] _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ [D] _
_ This old man, he played trois, [B] _ vive la France, [Em] la France [E] est moi.
Jim Crack, [D] governments call me if you [C#] please, col [D] nomme des l'Eglise.
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[D] _ _ This old man, he played four, [B] choose de Gaulle [Em] or [A] civil war.
[D] Come back President, come by [G] decree, _ _ [E] referenda oui, oui, oui.
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_ This old man, he played five, [B] France is safe, I'm [A] still alive.
[D] _ Plastique, Pompidou, [G] sing the Marseillaise, _ _ Algerie, [D] make pas [A] francais.
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_ This old man, he played six, [B] _ France and England [D] they won't mix.
I tied Benelux, [G] Germany and me, that's my market [D] _ recipe.
[A] _ _ [G] _ _ [F#m] _ _ [D] _ _
This old man set a mute, [B] _ NATO give [Em] me back [D] my fleet.
_ _ And an hour ratified in [G]
Bonn, one old man [D] goes on and on.
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_ _ This old man, nine and ten, [B] he'll play Nick till [A] God knows when.
_ [D] _ [Em] Cognac, [D] Armagnac, [G#] Burgundy and bone, [G] this old man [A] thinks he's [D] Saint Joe.
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