Chords for Farmer Dan Seven Old Ladies Stuck In The Lavatory

Tempo:
174.15 bpm
Chords used:

Eb

Bb

E

B

Fm

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Farmer Dan Seven Old Ladies Stuck In The Lavatory chords
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[N] [G] [Eb]
[Cm]
[Fm]
[Bb] [Eb]
[Bb] [Eb] Oh dear, what can the matter be?
[Gm] Seven [Fm] old ladies [Bb] got stuck in the [Eb] lavatory.
They were there from Monday to Saturday.
[Fm]
[Bb] Nobody knew [Eb] they were there.
The first lady in was the minister's daughter.
[Fm] She was within for [Bb] an hour and a quarter.
[Eb] She was so skinny, her bum touched the water.
[Fm] Nobody [Bb] knew [Eb] she was there.
Oh dear, [Cm] what can the matter be?
[Fm] Seven old ladies got [Bb] stuck [Ab] in the lavatory.
[Eb] They were there [Gm] from [Cm]
Sunday to Saturday.
[F]
Nobody [Bb] knew they [Eb] were there.
[Bb] [Eb] The next old lady was poor Mrs.
Murray.
[Fm] Her backside was hot, she [Bb] had eaten a curry.
But [Eb] when she got there, it was too late to worry.
[Fm]
Nobody [Bb] knew she [Eb] was there.
Oh dear, [Cm] what can the [Eb] matter [F] be?
Seven old [Eb] ladies were [Bb] locked in the [Ab] lavatory.
[Eb] They were there from Monday to Saturday.
[Fm]
Nobody [Bb] knew they [Eb] were there.
The third lady in was old Mrs.
Humphrey.
[Fm] She sat down, tried [Bb] to make herself comfy.
[Eb] She tried to get up, but she couldn't get her bum free.
[Fm] But nobody [Bb] knew she [Eb] was there.
[Bb] [Eb] Oh dear, [Cm] what can the [Eb] matter be?
[F] Seven old [Ab] ladies got stuck in the lavatory.
[Eb] They were there from [Cm] Monday to [Eb] Saturday.
[Fm]
Nobody [Bb] knew they [Eb] were there.
[B] [E] The next old lady was old Mrs.
Kipper.
[Gbm] When she [Gb] got in there, [B] they had run out of paper.
[E] What did she do?
She used a pot stripper.
[Gb]
Nobody [B] knew she [E] was there.
Oh dear, [Dbm] what can [B] the matter [Gbm] be?
Seven old [B] ladies got stuck in the [Gbm] lavatory.
[E] They were there from [Dbm]
Monday to [E] Saturday.
[Gbm]
Nobody [B] knew they [E] were there.
[B] The [E]
fifth old [B] lady [E] was poor Mrs.
Mason.
[Gb] She couldn't get in all the way, so [B] she had to use the basin.
[E] Sure that was [B] the water, [E] Mrs.
Morney washed her face.
[Gb] But nobody [B] knew she [E] was there.
[B] [E]
Oh dear, [Dbm] what can [B] the matter [Gbm] be?
Seven old [E] ladies [B] got stuck in the [A] lavatory.
[E] They were there from Monday to Saturday.
[Gbm]
Nobody [B] knew they [E] were there.
[C] [F] The last old lady was old Mrs.
Brewster.
[Gm] She couldn't quite see [C] as well as her rooster.
[F] She sat on the handle, and she caught a queer booster.
[Gm] Because nobody [C] knew she [F] was there.
Oh dear, [Dm] what can the [C] matter [Gm] be?
Seven old ladies [C] got stuck in the lavatory.
[F] They were [E] there [Dm] from Monday [C] to Saturday.
[F] Nobody knew they were there.
Oh dear, [Dm] what can the matter [G] be?
Seven old [C] ladies got stuck [Bb] in the lavatory.
[F] They were there [D] from Monday to Saturday.
[Gm]
Nobody [C] knew they [F] were there.
[Gm]
Nobody [C] knew they were there.
Key:  
Eb
12341116
Bb
12341111
E
2311
B
12341112
Fm
123111111
Eb
12341116
Bb
12341111
E
2311
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To start learning Farmer Dan - Seven Old Ladies Stuck In A Lavatory chords, build your understanding on these basic chords - Eb, Bb, Eb, Fm, Bb, Gb, B, E and B in sequence. I suggest starting at a calm pace of 87 BPM, and as you gain confidence, approach the song's BPM of 174. Given the song's key of Eb Major, adjust the capo to align with your vocal range and chord preference.

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[N] _ [G] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
_ _ _ [Cm] _ _ _
_ _ _ [Fm] _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] Oh _ dear, what can the matter be?
[Gm] Seven [Fm] old ladies [Bb] got stuck in the [Eb] lavatory.
They were there from Monday to Saturday.
[Fm] _ _
[Bb] Nobody knew [Eb] they were there.
_ _ _ The first lady in was the _ minister's daughter.
_ [Fm] She was within for [Bb] an hour and a quarter.
_ [Eb] She was so skinny, her bum touched the water.
_ [Fm] Nobody _ [Bb] knew [Eb] she was there.
_ _ _ _ Oh _ dear, _ [Cm] what can the matter be?
[Fm] Seven old ladies got [Bb] stuck [Ab] in the lavatory.
[Eb] They were there [Gm] from [Cm] _
Sunday to Saturday.
[F] _
Nobody [Bb] knew they [Eb] were there.
_ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] The next old lady was poor Mrs.
Murray.
[Fm] Her backside was hot, she [Bb] had eaten a curry.
But [Eb] when she got there, it was too late to worry.
_ _ [Fm]
Nobody [Bb] knew she [Eb] was there.
_ _ _ _ _
Oh dear, _ [Cm] what can the [Eb] matter [F] be?
Seven old [Eb] ladies were [Bb] locked in the [Ab] lavatory.
[Eb] They were there from Monday to Saturday.
[Fm] _
Nobody [Bb] knew they [Eb] were there.
_ The _ third lady in _ was old Mrs.
Humphrey.
[Fm] She sat down, tried [Bb] to make herself comfy.
[Eb] She tried to get up, but she couldn't get her bum free.
[Fm] But nobody [Bb] knew she [Eb] was there.
_ [Bb] _ _ _ [Eb] Oh _ dear, _ [Cm] what can the [Eb] matter be?
[F] Seven old [Ab] ladies got stuck in the lavatory.
[Eb] They were there from [Cm] Monday to [Eb] Saturday.
_ [Fm]
Nobody [Bb] knew they [Eb] were there.
_ [B] _ _ [E] The next old lady was old Mrs.
Kipper.
[Gbm] When she [Gb] got in there, [B] they had run out of paper.
_ [E] What did she do?
She used a pot stripper.
_ [Gb] _
Nobody [B] knew she [E] was there.
_ _ _ _ _
Oh dear, _ [Dbm] what can [B] the matter [Gbm] be?
Seven old [B] ladies got stuck in the [Gbm] lavatory.
[E] They were there from [Dbm]
Monday to [E] Saturday.
[Gbm] _
Nobody [B] knew they [E] were there.
[B] _ _ The [E]
fifth old [B] lady [E] was poor Mrs.
Mason.
[Gb] She couldn't get in all the way, so [B] she had to use the basin.
[E] Sure that was [B] the water, [E] Mrs.
Morney washed her face.
[Gb] But nobody [B] knew she [E] was there.
_ [B] _ _ _ [E] _
Oh dear, _ [Dbm] what can [B] the matter [Gbm] be?
Seven old [E] ladies [B] got stuck in the [A] lavatory.
[E] They were there from Monday to Saturday.
[Gbm] _
Nobody [B] knew they [E] were there.
_ [C] _ _ [F] The last old lady was old Mrs.
Brewster.
[Gm] She couldn't quite see [C] as well as her rooster.
[F] She sat on the handle, and she caught a queer booster.
[Gm] Because nobody [C] knew she [F] was there.
_ _ _ _ Oh _ dear, _ [Dm] what can the [C] matter [Gm] be?
Seven old ladies [C] got stuck in the lavatory.
[F] They were [E] there [Dm] from Monday [C] to Saturday. _
[F] Nobody knew they were there. _ _ _ _
Oh dear, _ [Dm] what can the matter [G] be?
Seven old [C] ladies got stuck [Bb] in the lavatory.
[F] They were there [D] from Monday to Saturday.
[Gm] _
Nobody [C] knew they [F] were there.
_ _ _ [Gm] _
Nobody _ [C] knew they were there. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
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