Chords for Dublin Jack of All Trades - The Johnstons
Tempo:
119.8 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
A
D
C#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[E]
[B] [E] [A] [E] [B] [E]
I am a rovin' sportin' [B] blade, they call me Jack [E] of all trades, I always found my cheap delight [B] in court and pretty [E] fair maids.
For when in Dublin [D] I [E] arrived [A] to [E] try for a [B] situation, I always [E] heard them say it was the pride of all the nation.
I'm a rovin' jack of many [B] a trade, a great trade of [E] all trades, if you wish to know my [B] name they call me [E] Jack of all trades.
In Bagot Street I drove a cab [B] and there was very quiet [E] said, in Francis Street had lodging beds to entertain all strangers.
For Dublin is a [D] fiery
[A] knoll, [E] though I am much [B] mistaken, in Kevin Street [E] I do declare so but for eggs and bacon.
I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know my name [B] they call me Jack [E] of all trades.
On George's Quay I first [B] began, I there became a [E] porter, me and my master's souped aloud which [B] cut my [E] acquaintance shorter.
In Sackville Street, [A] in Bay Street, in [E] James Street, [B] in Baker, [E] in [B] Cook Street [E] I did coffins making, in Eustace Street a preacher.
I'm a rovin' jack of many [B] a trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know [B] my name they call me [E] Jack of all trades.
In Golden Lane I sold all [B] shoes and Me Street was a [E] grinder, in Barrick Street I lost me [B] wife and I'm glad I never [E] could find her.
In Mary's Lane [A] I dyed old clothes, [E] of which I have [B] often boasted, in the noted [E] place six jackass streets all mutton and e-roasted.
I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know [B] my name they call [E] me Jack of all trades.
In Biffy Street I had furniture [B] with fleas and bugs I [E] sold it, and at the bank a big [B] placard I often [E] stood to hold it.
In New Street I sold [D] hay and [C#m] [E] straw, [A] [E] as fitter the [B] fields made [E] naked, in Feshamda Street was half a gram of clay to pass it making.
I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade of [E] all trades, if you wish to know my [B] name they call me [E] Jack of all trades.
In Summer Hill a [B] coachmaker, in Denville Street [E] a gilder, in Cork Street with a tanner [B] and in Brunswick Street [E] a builder.
In High Street I [D] sold gold [E] jewellery, [A] [E] in Patrick Street [B] sold all [E] goods, so [B] if you [E] wish to know my name they [B] call me [E] Jack of all trades.
I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know my name [B] they call [E] me Jack of
[B] [E]
[B] [E] all trades.
[B] [E] [A] [E] [B] [E]
I am a rovin' sportin' [B] blade, they call me Jack [E] of all trades, I always found my cheap delight [B] in court and pretty [E] fair maids.
For when in Dublin [D] I [E] arrived [A] to [E] try for a [B] situation, I always [E] heard them say it was the pride of all the nation.
I'm a rovin' jack of many [B] a trade, a great trade of [E] all trades, if you wish to know my [B] name they call me [E] Jack of all trades.
In Bagot Street I drove a cab [B] and there was very quiet [E] said, in Francis Street had lodging beds to entertain all strangers.
For Dublin is a [D] fiery
[A] knoll, [E] though I am much [B] mistaken, in Kevin Street [E] I do declare so but for eggs and bacon.
I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know my name [B] they call me Jack [E] of all trades.
On George's Quay I first [B] began, I there became a [E] porter, me and my master's souped aloud which [B] cut my [E] acquaintance shorter.
In Sackville Street, [A] in Bay Street, in [E] James Street, [B] in Baker, [E] in [B] Cook Street [E] I did coffins making, in Eustace Street a preacher.
I'm a rovin' jack of many [B] a trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know [B] my name they call me [E] Jack of all trades.
In Golden Lane I sold all [B] shoes and Me Street was a [E] grinder, in Barrick Street I lost me [B] wife and I'm glad I never [E] could find her.
In Mary's Lane [A] I dyed old clothes, [E] of which I have [B] often boasted, in the noted [E] place six jackass streets all mutton and e-roasted.
I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know [B] my name they call [E] me Jack of all trades.
In Biffy Street I had furniture [B] with fleas and bugs I [E] sold it, and at the bank a big [B] placard I often [E] stood to hold it.
In New Street I sold [D] hay and [C#m] [E] straw, [A] [E] as fitter the [B] fields made [E] naked, in Feshamda Street was half a gram of clay to pass it making.
I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade of [E] all trades, if you wish to know my [B] name they call me [E] Jack of all trades.
In Summer Hill a [B] coachmaker, in Denville Street [E] a gilder, in Cork Street with a tanner [B] and in Brunswick Street [E] a builder.
In High Street I [D] sold gold [E] jewellery, [A] [E] in Patrick Street [B] sold all [E] goods, so [B] if you [E] wish to know my name they [B] call me [E] Jack of all trades.
I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know my name [B] they call [E] me Jack of
[B] [E]
[B] [E] all trades.
Key:
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[E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ [E] _ [A] _ [E] _ [B] _ [E] _
_ _ _ I am a rovin' sportin' [B] blade, they call me Jack [E] of all trades, I always found my cheap delight [B] in court and pretty [E] fair maids.
For when in Dublin [D] I [E] arrived [A] to [E] try for a [B] situation, I always [E] heard them say it was the pride of all the nation.
_ I'm a rovin' jack of many [B] a trade, a great trade of [E] all trades, if you wish to know my [B] name they call me [E] Jack of all trades.
In Bagot Street I drove a cab [B] and there was very quiet [E] said, in Francis Street had lodging beds to entertain all strangers.
For Dublin is a [D] fiery _
[A] knoll, [E] though I am much [B] mistaken, in Kevin Street [E] I do declare so but for eggs and bacon.
I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know my name [B] they call me Jack [E] of all trades.
On George's Quay I first [B] began, I there became a [E] porter, me and my master's souped aloud which [B] cut my [E] acquaintance shorter.
In Sackville Street, [A] in Bay Street, in [E] _ _ James Street, [B] in Baker, [E] in [B] Cook Street [E] I did coffins making, in Eustace Street a preacher.
I'm a rovin' jack of many [B] a trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know [B] my name they call me [E] Jack of all trades.
In Golden Lane I sold all [B] shoes and Me Street was a [E] grinder, in Barrick Street I lost me [B] wife and I'm glad I never [E] could find her.
In Mary's Lane [A] I dyed old _ clothes, [E] of which I have [B] often boasted, in the noted [E] place six jackass streets all mutton and e-roasted.
_ I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know [B] my name they call [E] me Jack of all trades.
In Biffy Street I had furniture [B] with fleas and bugs I [E] sold it, and at the bank a big [B] placard I often [E] stood to hold it.
In New Street I sold [D] hay and [C#m] [E] straw, [A] [E] as fitter the [B] fields made [E] naked, in Feshamda Street was half a gram of clay to pass it making.
_ I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade of [E] all trades, if you wish to know my [B] name they call me [E] Jack of all trades.
In Summer Hill a [B] coachmaker, in Denville Street [E] a gilder, in Cork Street with a tanner [B] and in Brunswick Street [E] a builder.
_ In High Street I [D] sold gold [E] jewellery, _ [A] [E] in Patrick Street [B] sold all [E] goods, so [B] if you [E] wish to know my name they [B] call me [E] Jack of all trades.
I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know my name [B] they call [E] me Jack of _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ [E] all trades. _ _
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_ [B] _ _ [E] _ [A] _ [E] _ [B] _ [E] _
_ _ _ I am a rovin' sportin' [B] blade, they call me Jack [E] of all trades, I always found my cheap delight [B] in court and pretty [E] fair maids.
For when in Dublin [D] I [E] arrived [A] to [E] try for a [B] situation, I always [E] heard them say it was the pride of all the nation.
_ I'm a rovin' jack of many [B] a trade, a great trade of [E] all trades, if you wish to know my [B] name they call me [E] Jack of all trades.
In Bagot Street I drove a cab [B] and there was very quiet [E] said, in Francis Street had lodging beds to entertain all strangers.
For Dublin is a [D] fiery _
[A] knoll, [E] though I am much [B] mistaken, in Kevin Street [E] I do declare so but for eggs and bacon.
I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know my name [B] they call me Jack [E] of all trades.
On George's Quay I first [B] began, I there became a [E] porter, me and my master's souped aloud which [B] cut my [E] acquaintance shorter.
In Sackville Street, [A] in Bay Street, in [E] _ _ James Street, [B] in Baker, [E] in [B] Cook Street [E] I did coffins making, in Eustace Street a preacher.
I'm a rovin' jack of many [B] a trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know [B] my name they call me [E] Jack of all trades.
In Golden Lane I sold all [B] shoes and Me Street was a [E] grinder, in Barrick Street I lost me [B] wife and I'm glad I never [E] could find her.
In Mary's Lane [A] I dyed old _ clothes, [E] of which I have [B] often boasted, in the noted [E] place six jackass streets all mutton and e-roasted.
_ I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know [B] my name they call [E] me Jack of all trades.
In Biffy Street I had furniture [B] with fleas and bugs I [E] sold it, and at the bank a big [B] placard I often [E] stood to hold it.
In New Street I sold [D] hay and [C#m] [E] straw, [A] [E] as fitter the [B] fields made [E] naked, in Feshamda Street was half a gram of clay to pass it making.
_ I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade of [E] all trades, if you wish to know my [B] name they call me [E] Jack of all trades.
In Summer Hill a [B] coachmaker, in Denville Street [E] a gilder, in Cork Street with a tanner [B] and in Brunswick Street [E] a builder.
_ In High Street I [D] sold gold [E] jewellery, _ [A] [E] in Patrick Street [B] sold all [E] goods, so [B] if you [E] wish to know my name they [B] call me [E] Jack of all trades.
I'm a rovin' jack of many a [B] trade, a great trade [E] of all trades, if you wish to know my name [B] they call [E] me Jack of _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ [E] all trades. _ _
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