Chords for Enter The Haggis - Lanigan's Ball

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_ He went down, a [E] lannigan batted away till he hadn't abound.
His father, he died and made him a lannigan, left him a farm and ten acres of ground.
_ _ He threw a great party for friends and [Am] relations, who didn't desert him when it [E] comes to the wall.
And if you listen, I'll make you ask, listen and spin you a tale of lannigan's ball.
Six whole months I spent in Dublin, six whole months doing nothing at all.
Six whole months I spent in Dublin, learning to dance to lannigan's ball.
I stepped out and he stepped [D] in again, he stepped out and I stepped in [E] again.
I stepped out and [Am] he stepped in again, learning to dance to [D] lannigan's [E] ball. _ _ _
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_ [E] _ _ _ sultan was shunned at three invitations, for all of his colleagues and boys he [Bm] might ask.
And just in [A] a minute, both friends and relations were dancing [Em] as merriest pleas around a cast.
[E] Cause there was lashes, a punch and wine for the ladies, potatoes and cakes, there was
bacon and tea.
And there were the gnolls, the [Em] dull ones, the greatest of gods and the girls, and dancing away.
Six whole months I spent in Dublin, six whole months doing nothing at all.
Six whole [E] months I spent in [D] Dublin, learning to dance to [Em] lannigan's ball.
I stepped out and he stepped [D] in again, he stepped out and I stepped in [E] again.
I stepped out and he stepped [D] in again, learning to dance to [E]
lannigan's ball.
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_ Hey!
There _ _ _ _ were raccoons, all kinds of nuts, testicles, floggers around [N] the room in a whirly gig.
But Julie and I [E] soon fanned a St.
Alten's and gave him a taste of a real [Em] Irish jig.
_ _ [E] _ How that girl she [N] came out and we danced, and we thought that the ceiling would fall
I've spent three weeks at Brooks Academy learning to dance to Lonnie [E] Gibbs' ball.
_ [D] Spent in Dove and is doing nothing [E] at all!
_ [D] Spent in Dove and then I [E] danced to Lonnie Gibbs' ball!
Padding out and he's [D] dipping again!
Padding out, now he's tecking [E] again.
Padding out and he's [D] dipping again, learning [Em] to dance to Lonnie Gibbs' ball! _ _ _
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