Chords for Caplin On a Sunday
Tempo:
132.25 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
D
A
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[A] [Dm]
[C]
It was in the month of June upon a Saturday afternoon, [Am] when me wife she [C] called it to me without [G] warning.
She [Am] said, Pequinlin, he [C] just phoned you looking for the twine he loaned you.
Go haul your capelin trap [G] tomorrow [C] morning.
So t'was take her off the collars for to make some extra dollars.
[Dm] I'm sure all [F] hands agreed that that's quite [G] charming.
So [Am] with twine and [C] rope and grapelin we will catch this bonnie capelin to be the Japanese on [G] Sunday [C]
morning.
T'was Loyola, Brennan, Larry, Ernie, Mose, Tom and Gary, [Dm] all hands rushing [C] in to bite no [F] time for [G] yarning.
[Am] There was Skipper, [F] Billy, Pryor, [C] scrabbling like a man of fire just to be the first one in on [G] Sunday [C] morning.
T'was Cliff and Robert Barter, t'was a more her than to start her, [D] than going around [F] London's pointing head or [G]
northern.
[Am] For the trap it [C] lies in Swale Cove and Cliff says, good Bob now bite your wheel, put capelin to the ring both [D] Sunday [Am]
morning.
[A]
T'was Fabian and Ronnie, Edmund, Noonan, brother Tommy, [Em] all hands skipping [G] in the capelin boys are [A] swarming.
[Bm] Denson Lockyer [G] turns to Johnny [D] says, by most of them are spawning, so get twenty [G] cents a pound on [B] Sunday [D] morning.
Now we all thought we had less work, so we brought them to the breast [Em] work, then Ambrose [G] called them out with all his [A] learning.
He [Bm] said with [G] undersized and red feet [D] lies they're full of stuff we don't need, you'll get two [G] cents a pound on [A] Sunday [D] morning.
So don't make it a habit to go fishing on a sabbitt, as the man above will take you without [A] warning.
[Bm] And when you are six feet under [D] it's too late to know you blundered, you should have [G] gone to mass on Sunday morning.
[D] Yes you should have gone to mass on Sunday morning.
[C]
It was in the month of June upon a Saturday afternoon, [Am] when me wife she [C] called it to me without [G] warning.
She [Am] said, Pequinlin, he [C] just phoned you looking for the twine he loaned you.
Go haul your capelin trap [G] tomorrow [C] morning.
So t'was take her off the collars for to make some extra dollars.
[Dm] I'm sure all [F] hands agreed that that's quite [G] charming.
So [Am] with twine and [C] rope and grapelin we will catch this bonnie capelin to be the Japanese on [G] Sunday [C]
morning.
T'was Loyola, Brennan, Larry, Ernie, Mose, Tom and Gary, [Dm] all hands rushing [C] in to bite no [F] time for [G] yarning.
[Am] There was Skipper, [F] Billy, Pryor, [C] scrabbling like a man of fire just to be the first one in on [G] Sunday [C] morning.
T'was Cliff and Robert Barter, t'was a more her than to start her, [D] than going around [F] London's pointing head or [G]
northern.
[Am] For the trap it [C] lies in Swale Cove and Cliff says, good Bob now bite your wheel, put capelin to the ring both [D] Sunday [Am]
morning.
[A]
T'was Fabian and Ronnie, Edmund, Noonan, brother Tommy, [Em] all hands skipping [G] in the capelin boys are [A] swarming.
[Bm] Denson Lockyer [G] turns to Johnny [D] says, by most of them are spawning, so get twenty [G] cents a pound on [B] Sunday [D] morning.
Now we all thought we had less work, so we brought them to the breast [Em] work, then Ambrose [G] called them out with all his [A] learning.
He [Bm] said with [G] undersized and red feet [D] lies they're full of stuff we don't need, you'll get two [G] cents a pound on [A] Sunday [D] morning.
So don't make it a habit to go fishing on a sabbitt, as the man above will take you without [A] warning.
[Bm] And when you are six feet under [D] it's too late to know you blundered, you should have [G] gone to mass on Sunday morning.
[D] Yes you should have gone to mass on Sunday morning.
Key:
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C
D
A
Am
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_ [A] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ It was in the month of June upon a Saturday afternoon, [Am] when me wife she [C] called it to me without [G] warning.
_ She [Am] said, Pequinlin, he [C] just phoned you looking for the twine he loaned you.
Go haul your capelin trap [G] tomorrow [C] morning.
_ So t'was take her off the collars for to make some extra dollars.
[Dm] I'm sure all [F] hands agreed that that's quite [G] charming.
_ So [Am] with twine and [C] rope and grapelin we will catch this bonnie capelin to be the Japanese on [G] Sunday _ [C]
morning.
T'was Loyola, Brennan, Larry, Ernie, Mose, Tom and Gary, [Dm] all hands rushing [C] in to bite no [F] time for [G] yarning.
_ _ [Am] There was Skipper, [F] Billy, Pryor, [C] scrabbling like a man of fire just to be the first one in on [G] Sunday [C] morning.
_ T'was Cliff and Robert Barter, t'was a more her than to start her, [D] than going around [F] London's pointing head or _ [G]
northern.
_ [Am] For the trap it [C] lies in Swale Cove and Cliff says, good Bob now bite your wheel, put capelin to the ring both [D] Sunday _ [Am]
morning.
_ _ [A] _ _
T'was Fabian and Ronnie, Edmund, Noonan, brother Tommy, [Em] all hands skipping [G] in the capelin boys are _ [A] swarming. _
[Bm] Denson Lockyer [G] turns to Johnny [D] says, by most of them are spawning, so get twenty [G] cents a pound on [B] Sunday _ [D] morning. _
Now we all thought we had less work, so we brought them to the breast [Em] work, then Ambrose [G] called them out with all his _ [A] learning.
He [Bm] said with [G] undersized and red feet [D] lies they're full of stuff we don't need, you'll get two [G] cents a pound on [A] Sunday _ [D] morning. _
So don't make it a habit to go fishing on a sabbitt, as the man above will take you without _ [A] warning. _
[Bm] And when you are six feet under [D] it's too late to know you blundered, you should have [G] gone to mass on Sunday _ morning.
[D] Yes you should have gone to mass on Sunday _ morning. _ _ _ _ _
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_ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ It was in the month of June upon a Saturday afternoon, [Am] when me wife she [C] called it to me without [G] warning.
_ She [Am] said, Pequinlin, he [C] just phoned you looking for the twine he loaned you.
Go haul your capelin trap [G] tomorrow [C] morning.
_ So t'was take her off the collars for to make some extra dollars.
[Dm] I'm sure all [F] hands agreed that that's quite [G] charming.
_ So [Am] with twine and [C] rope and grapelin we will catch this bonnie capelin to be the Japanese on [G] Sunday _ [C]
morning.
T'was Loyola, Brennan, Larry, Ernie, Mose, Tom and Gary, [Dm] all hands rushing [C] in to bite no [F] time for [G] yarning.
_ _ [Am] There was Skipper, [F] Billy, Pryor, [C] scrabbling like a man of fire just to be the first one in on [G] Sunday [C] morning.
_ T'was Cliff and Robert Barter, t'was a more her than to start her, [D] than going around [F] London's pointing head or _ [G]
northern.
_ [Am] For the trap it [C] lies in Swale Cove and Cliff says, good Bob now bite your wheel, put capelin to the ring both [D] Sunday _ [Am]
morning.
_ _ [A] _ _
T'was Fabian and Ronnie, Edmund, Noonan, brother Tommy, [Em] all hands skipping [G] in the capelin boys are _ [A] swarming. _
[Bm] Denson Lockyer [G] turns to Johnny [D] says, by most of them are spawning, so get twenty [G] cents a pound on [B] Sunday _ [D] morning. _
Now we all thought we had less work, so we brought them to the breast [Em] work, then Ambrose [G] called them out with all his _ [A] learning.
He [Bm] said with [G] undersized and red feet [D] lies they're full of stuff we don't need, you'll get two [G] cents a pound on [A] Sunday _ [D] morning. _
So don't make it a habit to go fishing on a sabbitt, as the man above will take you without _ [A] warning. _
[Bm] And when you are six feet under [D] it's too late to know you blundered, you should have [G] gone to mass on Sunday _ morning.
[D] Yes you should have gone to mass on Sunday _ morning. _ _ _ _ _
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