Chords for Falklands War Song (Music Video)
Tempo:
90.1 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
B
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves, Britons never, never, never shall [E] be slaves.
Off the coast of [A] Argentina, our island fits the [Bm] sea, with [E] 1800 people and a half a million sheep.
To say they were invaded, [A] everybody learned [Bm] the name, a barren little [E] colony, it got a bit of fame.
Stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a [B] lesson to those [E] bloody Argentines.
Maggie Thatcher was awakened [A] in the middle of the night, [B] she heard the [E] Argentinians were calling for a fight.
She summoned up her [A] cabinet and met with the [E] MPs, and set the pride of Britain to those stormy southern seas.
Stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a [B] navy and we [E] called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a lesson [B] to those bloody [E] Argentines.
Well in came the [A] Yanks, who had to have a [B] say, so they sent Al [E] Haig down Buenos Aires way.
He shuttled to and fro, [A] always managing a smile, [B] the Argentine still [E] refused to leave that barren British isle.
So we stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a lesson to those bloody Argentines.
Well the whole world watched as [A] the British fleet grew [B] near, and the battle for the [E] Falklands was finally here.
We sank their ships, [A] brought down their aeroplanes, [B] and taught those cheeky Argentines [E] not to mess with us again.
We stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could [B] teach a lesson to [E] those bloody Argentines.
All the local girls were [A] waiting when Prince Andy [B] disembarked, he had a reputation [E] that he liked to have a lark.
They covered him with kisses, [A] they walked him in [E] the grass, he said he never saw a better piece of British land.
So we stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a lesson to those bloody Argentines.
We stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the South Atlantic, so we could teach a lesson to those bloody Argentines.
Go on, clear out of it, go back to the pam.
Go on, Clear out.
Off the coast of [A] Argentina, our island fits the [Bm] sea, with [E] 1800 people and a half a million sheep.
To say they were invaded, [A] everybody learned [Bm] the name, a barren little [E] colony, it got a bit of fame.
Stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a [B] lesson to those [E] bloody Argentines.
Maggie Thatcher was awakened [A] in the middle of the night, [B] she heard the [E] Argentinians were calling for a fight.
She summoned up her [A] cabinet and met with the [E] MPs, and set the pride of Britain to those stormy southern seas.
Stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a [B] navy and we [E] called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a lesson [B] to those bloody [E] Argentines.
Well in came the [A] Yanks, who had to have a [B] say, so they sent Al [E] Haig down Buenos Aires way.
He shuttled to and fro, [A] always managing a smile, [B] the Argentine still [E] refused to leave that barren British isle.
So we stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a lesson to those bloody Argentines.
Well the whole world watched as [A] the British fleet grew [B] near, and the battle for the [E] Falklands was finally here.
We sank their ships, [A] brought down their aeroplanes, [B] and taught those cheeky Argentines [E] not to mess with us again.
We stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could [B] teach a lesson to [E] those bloody Argentines.
All the local girls were [A] waiting when Prince Andy [B] disembarked, he had a reputation [E] that he liked to have a lark.
They covered him with kisses, [A] they walked him in [E] the grass, he said he never saw a better piece of British land.
So we stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a lesson to those bloody Argentines.
We stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the South Atlantic, so we could teach a lesson to those bloody Argentines.
Go on, clear out of it, go back to the pam.
Go on, Clear out.
Key:
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A
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Bm
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A
B
Bm
_ _ Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves, Britons never, never, never shall [E] be slaves.
_ _ _ _ Off the coast of [A] Argentina, our island fits the [Bm] sea, with [E] 1800 people and a half a million sheep.
To say they were invaded, [A] everybody learned [Bm] the name, a barren little [E] colony, it got a bit of fame.
Stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a [B] lesson to those [E] bloody Argentines.
_ Maggie Thatcher was awakened [A] in the middle of the night, [B] she heard the [E] Argentinians were calling for a fight.
She summoned up her [A] cabinet and met with the [E] MPs, and set the pride of Britain to those stormy southern seas.
Stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a [B] navy and we [E] called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a lesson [B] to those bloody [E] Argentines.
_ Well in came the [A] Yanks, who had to have a [B] say, so they sent Al [E] Haig down Buenos Aires way.
He shuttled to and fro, [A] always managing a smile, [B] the Argentine still [E] refused to leave that barren British isle. _ _
_ _ _ So we stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a lesson to those bloody Argentines.
_ Well the whole world watched as [A] the British fleet grew [B] near, and the battle for the [E] Falklands was finally here.
We sank their ships, [A] brought down their aeroplanes, [B] and taught those cheeky Argentines [E] not to mess with us again.
We stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could [B] teach a lesson to [E] those bloody Argentines.
_ All the local girls were [A] waiting when Prince Andy [B] disembarked, he had a reputation [E] that he liked to have a lark.
They covered him with kisses, [A] they walked him in [E] the grass, he said he never saw a better piece of British land.
So we stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a lesson to those bloody Argentines.
We stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the South Atlantic, so we could teach a lesson to those bloody Argentines.
Go on, clear out of it, go back to the pam.
Go on, Clear out. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Off the coast of [A] Argentina, our island fits the [Bm] sea, with [E] 1800 people and a half a million sheep.
To say they were invaded, [A] everybody learned [Bm] the name, a barren little [E] colony, it got a bit of fame.
Stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a [B] lesson to those [E] bloody Argentines.
_ Maggie Thatcher was awakened [A] in the middle of the night, [B] she heard the [E] Argentinians were calling for a fight.
She summoned up her [A] cabinet and met with the [E] MPs, and set the pride of Britain to those stormy southern seas.
Stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a [B] navy and we [E] called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a lesson [B] to those bloody [E] Argentines.
_ Well in came the [A] Yanks, who had to have a [B] say, so they sent Al [E] Haig down Buenos Aires way.
He shuttled to and fro, [A] always managing a smile, [B] the Argentine still [E] refused to leave that barren British isle. _ _
_ _ _ So we stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a lesson to those bloody Argentines.
_ Well the whole world watched as [A] the British fleet grew [B] near, and the battle for the [E] Falklands was finally here.
We sank their ships, [A] brought down their aeroplanes, [B] and taught those cheeky Argentines [E] not to mess with us again.
We stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could [B] teach a lesson to [E] those bloody Argentines.
_ All the local girls were [A] waiting when Prince Andy [B] disembarked, he had a reputation [E] that he liked to have a lark.
They covered him with kisses, [A] they walked him in [E] the grass, he said he never saw a better piece of British land.
So we stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the Falkland Islands, so we could teach a lesson to those bloody Argentines.
We stocked our ships full of British parapullets, mobilised a navy and we called out the marines.
Sailed two weeks till we reached the South Atlantic, so we could teach a lesson to those bloody Argentines.
Go on, clear out of it, go back to the pam.
Go on, Clear out. _ _ _ _ _