Chords for Daoiri Farrell Plays "Clasped to the Pig" at Folk Alliance International
Tempo:
103.55 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Ab
Bb
Cm
Gm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
sing along [Gm] with this one.
The chorus is very easy it's,
[Db] Lay me to sleep Biddy, lay me to [N] sleep.
Okay?
[Ab] Do you want to repeat it back to me?
[N] Lay me to sleep Biddy, lay me to sleep.
And I want to dedicate this to anybody who
might have been in our company last night at three o'clock in the morning drinking beer because you
probably had a hangover this morning and this song was about a poor individual who had a hangover
in the morning and thought that he got into bed beside his wife but he actually
got into the pigsty arse of his face with the pig so it's called Clast to the Pig and it goes like [Eb] this.
[Ab] [Eb]
[Ab] [Eb]
[Ab] [Eb]
On backwards and forwards I've been reeling in [Ab] tight,
oh to us some spree that [Bb] I'd [Eb] bitten at last night.
I'd been to McCarty's with Patsy O'Mara
and they drank the black bottle [Bb] from [Eb] under the bar.
Oh we drank and we drank boys we vanished all care.
[Ab] We gave not a [Eb] thought to [Bb] foul weather nor [Eb] fair.
And on the floor I'm curled up in a heap,
[Ab] Biddy lay me to sleep, [Bb] Biddy lay [Eb] me to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace
[Ab] and the hairs of his curly tail are tickling my face.
[Eb] There's no use in telling me sober to [Ab] keep,
Biddy lay me to [Eb] sleep, Biddy lay me to sleep.
[Ab] [Eb]
[Ab] [Eb]
[Ab] [Eb] A long time ago in the days that are gone,
[Ab] old Gailey I [Eb] flurried [Bb] my [Eb] naughty black thorn and if I but only had it tonight [Ab] then maybe [Eb] I
[Bb] wouldn't be a-heard [Eb] of fight.
And if Pat Murphy I'd chances to meet, [Ab] it's a terrible [Eb] ruck sheen
we would have in the street and he'll soon be glad it isn't the whole creep.
[Ab] Biddy lay me to sleep,
[Bb] Biddy [Eb] lay me to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace [Ab] and the hairs of his curly
[Bb] tail are [Eb] tickling my face.
There's no use in telling me sober to keep, [Ab] Biddy lay me [Eb] to sleep,
Biddy lay me to sleep.
[Bb] [Eb]
Drop down by the pig here and share his embrace [Ab] and let my [Eb] red whiskers
lie close to your face.
This crater of heart you know you'll do you no harm.
[Abm] Drop down by [Eb] me Biddy
and keep me back warm [Cm] and squeeze up beside me as you have done before.
[Ab] I'll sing you to sleep
with the sounds of [Bb] me [Cm] snoring.
The rats and the mice all around us [Eb] will creep.
[Ab] Biddy lay me [Eb] to sleep,
Biddy lay me to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace, [Ab] the hairs of his curly [Bb] tail are
[Eb] tickling my face.
There's no use in telling me sober to keep, [Ab] Biddy lay me [Cm] to sleep, [Bb] Biddy lay me
[Eb] to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace, [Ab] the hairs of [Bb] his curly tail are tickling [Eb] my face.
There's no use in telling me sober to [Bb] keep, [Ab] Biddy lay me to sleep, [Bb] Biddy lay [Eb] me to sleep.
[N]
The chorus is very easy it's,
[Db] Lay me to sleep Biddy, lay me to [N] sleep.
Okay?
[Ab] Do you want to repeat it back to me?
[N] Lay me to sleep Biddy, lay me to sleep.
And I want to dedicate this to anybody who
might have been in our company last night at three o'clock in the morning drinking beer because you
probably had a hangover this morning and this song was about a poor individual who had a hangover
in the morning and thought that he got into bed beside his wife but he actually
got into the pigsty arse of his face with the pig so it's called Clast to the Pig and it goes like [Eb] this.
[Ab] [Eb]
[Ab] [Eb]
[Ab] [Eb]
On backwards and forwards I've been reeling in [Ab] tight,
oh to us some spree that [Bb] I'd [Eb] bitten at last night.
I'd been to McCarty's with Patsy O'Mara
and they drank the black bottle [Bb] from [Eb] under the bar.
Oh we drank and we drank boys we vanished all care.
[Ab] We gave not a [Eb] thought to [Bb] foul weather nor [Eb] fair.
And on the floor I'm curled up in a heap,
[Ab] Biddy lay me to sleep, [Bb] Biddy lay [Eb] me to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace
[Ab] and the hairs of his curly tail are tickling my face.
[Eb] There's no use in telling me sober to [Ab] keep,
Biddy lay me to [Eb] sleep, Biddy lay me to sleep.
[Ab] [Eb]
[Ab] [Eb]
[Ab] [Eb] A long time ago in the days that are gone,
[Ab] old Gailey I [Eb] flurried [Bb] my [Eb] naughty black thorn and if I but only had it tonight [Ab] then maybe [Eb] I
[Bb] wouldn't be a-heard [Eb] of fight.
And if Pat Murphy I'd chances to meet, [Ab] it's a terrible [Eb] ruck sheen
we would have in the street and he'll soon be glad it isn't the whole creep.
[Ab] Biddy lay me to sleep,
[Bb] Biddy [Eb] lay me to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace [Ab] and the hairs of his curly
[Bb] tail are [Eb] tickling my face.
There's no use in telling me sober to keep, [Ab] Biddy lay me [Eb] to sleep,
Biddy lay me to sleep.
[Bb] [Eb]
Drop down by the pig here and share his embrace [Ab] and let my [Eb] red whiskers
lie close to your face.
This crater of heart you know you'll do you no harm.
[Abm] Drop down by [Eb] me Biddy
and keep me back warm [Cm] and squeeze up beside me as you have done before.
[Ab] I'll sing you to sleep
with the sounds of [Bb] me [Cm] snoring.
The rats and the mice all around us [Eb] will creep.
[Ab] Biddy lay me [Eb] to sleep,
Biddy lay me to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace, [Ab] the hairs of his curly [Bb] tail are
[Eb] tickling my face.
There's no use in telling me sober to keep, [Ab] Biddy lay me [Cm] to sleep, [Bb] Biddy lay me
[Eb] to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace, [Ab] the hairs of [Bb] his curly tail are tickling [Eb] my face.
There's no use in telling me sober to [Bb] keep, [Ab] Biddy lay me to sleep, [Bb] Biddy lay [Eb] me to sleep.
[N]
Key:
Eb
Ab
Bb
Cm
Gm
Eb
Ab
Bb
sing along [Gm] with this one.
The chorus is very easy it's,
[Db] Lay me to sleep Biddy, lay me to [N] sleep.
Okay? _
[Ab] Do you want to repeat it back to me?
[N] Lay me to sleep Biddy, lay me to sleep.
And I want to dedicate this to anybody who
might have been in our company last night at three o'clock in the morning drinking beer because you
probably had a hangover this morning and this song was about a poor individual who had a hangover
in the morning and thought that he got into bed beside his wife but he actually
got into the _ pigsty arse of his face with the pig so _ _ _ it's called Clast to the Pig and it goes like [Eb] this. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ On backwards and forwards I've been reeling in [Ab] tight,
oh to us some spree that [Bb] I'd [Eb] bitten at last night.
I'd been to McCarty's with Patsy O'Mara
and they drank the black bottle [Bb] from [Eb] under the bar.
Oh we drank and we drank boys we vanished all care.
[Ab] We gave not a [Eb] thought to [Bb] foul weather nor [Eb] fair.
And on the floor I'm curled up in a heap,
[Ab] Biddy lay me to sleep, [Bb] Biddy lay [Eb] me to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace
[Ab] and the hairs of his curly tail are tickling my face.
[Eb] There's no use in telling me sober to [Ab] keep,
Biddy lay me to [Eb] sleep, Biddy lay me to sleep. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ A long time ago in the days that are gone,
[Ab] old Gailey I [Eb] flurried [Bb] my [Eb] naughty black thorn and if I but only had it tonight [Ab] then maybe [Eb] I
[Bb] wouldn't be a-heard [Eb] of fight.
And if Pat Murphy I'd chances to meet, [Ab] it's a terrible [Eb] ruck sheen
we would have in the street and he'll soon be glad it isn't the whole creep.
[Ab] Biddy lay me to sleep,
[Bb] Biddy [Eb] lay me to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace [Ab] and the hairs of his curly
[Bb] tail are [Eb] tickling my face.
There's no use in telling me sober to keep, [Ab] Biddy lay me [Eb] to sleep,
Biddy lay me to sleep.
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Bb] _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Drop down by the pig here and share his embrace [Ab] and let my [Eb] red whiskers
lie close to your face.
This crater of heart you know you'll do you no harm.
[Abm] Drop down by [Eb] me Biddy
and keep me back warm [Cm] and squeeze up beside me as you have done before.
[Ab] I'll sing you to sleep
with the sounds of [Bb] me [Cm] snoring.
The rats and the mice all around us [Eb] will creep.
[Ab] Biddy lay me [Eb] to sleep,
Biddy lay me to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace, [Ab] the hairs of his curly [Bb] tail are
[Eb] tickling my face.
There's no use in telling me sober to keep, [Ab] Biddy lay me [Cm] to sleep, [Bb] Biddy lay me
[Eb] to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace, [Ab] the hairs of [Bb] his curly tail are tickling [Eb] my face.
There's no use in telling me sober to [Bb] keep, [Ab] Biddy lay me to sleep, [Bb] Biddy lay [Eb] me to sleep.
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _
The chorus is very easy it's,
[Db] Lay me to sleep Biddy, lay me to [N] sleep.
Okay? _
[Ab] Do you want to repeat it back to me?
[N] Lay me to sleep Biddy, lay me to sleep.
And I want to dedicate this to anybody who
might have been in our company last night at three o'clock in the morning drinking beer because you
probably had a hangover this morning and this song was about a poor individual who had a hangover
in the morning and thought that he got into bed beside his wife but he actually
got into the _ pigsty arse of his face with the pig so _ _ _ it's called Clast to the Pig and it goes like [Eb] this. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ On backwards and forwards I've been reeling in [Ab] tight,
oh to us some spree that [Bb] I'd [Eb] bitten at last night.
I'd been to McCarty's with Patsy O'Mara
and they drank the black bottle [Bb] from [Eb] under the bar.
Oh we drank and we drank boys we vanished all care.
[Ab] We gave not a [Eb] thought to [Bb] foul weather nor [Eb] fair.
And on the floor I'm curled up in a heap,
[Ab] Biddy lay me to sleep, [Bb] Biddy lay [Eb] me to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace
[Ab] and the hairs of his curly tail are tickling my face.
[Eb] There's no use in telling me sober to [Ab] keep,
Biddy lay me to [Eb] sleep, Biddy lay me to sleep. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ A long time ago in the days that are gone,
[Ab] old Gailey I [Eb] flurried [Bb] my [Eb] naughty black thorn and if I but only had it tonight [Ab] then maybe [Eb] I
[Bb] wouldn't be a-heard [Eb] of fight.
And if Pat Murphy I'd chances to meet, [Ab] it's a terrible [Eb] ruck sheen
we would have in the street and he'll soon be glad it isn't the whole creep.
[Ab] Biddy lay me to sleep,
[Bb] Biddy [Eb] lay me to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace [Ab] and the hairs of his curly
[Bb] tail are [Eb] tickling my face.
There's no use in telling me sober to keep, [Ab] Biddy lay me [Eb] to sleep,
Biddy lay me to sleep.
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Bb] _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Drop down by the pig here and share his embrace [Ab] and let my [Eb] red whiskers
lie close to your face.
This crater of heart you know you'll do you no harm.
[Abm] Drop down by [Eb] me Biddy
and keep me back warm [Cm] and squeeze up beside me as you have done before.
[Ab] I'll sing you to sleep
with the sounds of [Bb] me [Cm] snoring.
The rats and the mice all around us [Eb] will creep.
[Ab] Biddy lay me [Eb] to sleep,
Biddy lay me to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace, [Ab] the hairs of his curly [Bb] tail are
[Eb] tickling my face.
There's no use in telling me sober to keep, [Ab] Biddy lay me [Cm] to sleep, [Bb] Biddy lay me
[Eb] to sleep.
I'm Clast to the Pig in a loving embrace, [Ab] the hairs of [Bb] his curly tail are tickling [Eb] my face.
There's no use in telling me sober to [Bb] keep, [Ab] Biddy lay me to sleep, [Bb] Biddy lay [Eb] me to sleep.
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _