Chords for Finnegan's Wake - The Dubliners | Live at Vicar Street: The Dublin Experience (2006)
Tempo:
112.55 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Tim Finnegan lived [F] in Waterloo Street
Had a gentleman [C] Irish [G] and mighty Aussie
[C] He had a brother both [F] rich and sweet
But to rise in the world [G] he carried [C] a hut
Now Tim had a touch of the [F] Tibbler's way
[C] For the love of the liquor he [F] was born
Are we ready?
And [C] two!
At the manor's door he'd say the job of [G] the crazer
And [C] he'd go on and on and on
That's him, that's him, that's him
That's him, that's him, that's him
That's him, that's him, that's him
That's him, that's him, that's him
One morning Tim [F] felt rather full
His own head felt heavy
[Em] And it [G] made him shake
[C] He fell off a ladder
[Dm] And he broke his [F] skull
So they carried him home
[G] His corpse [C] too weak
They wrapped him up in an ice-clean [F] sheet
[C] They laid him out [F] upon the bed
[C] With a knack of double whiskey on his feet
A [A] bottle of orange and a bottle of Spanish wine
He'd come down with his ex-girlfriend
And all the boys were telling [C] him
Go on to bed, you're going to bed now
And you'll [A] have a supper for that when [C] you get some sleep
His friends [F] assembled at the wake
When Mrs.
Finnegan, [C] she called for [G] lunch
First they brought in tea [F] and cakes
Then pipe tobacco [G] and whiskey [C] punch
Then to whittle him over
She began [F] to cry
[C] Such a lovely corpse did you ever [F] see
Are we ready?
[C] Tim got corny, white in his eyes
And [G] the whishes were [C] weak
When the coffee-man sneered
About your own [G] appearance
[C] Well, to me, it was a joke
[F] I was a ladson from that [C] big and white
You're out
The wittle old Brian took [F] up the job
And in she she now [G] biddy
You're wrong, I'm sure
[C] When the other biddy
Gave her a box [F] in the cup
And it left her [G]
sprawling on [C] the floor
Then civil war did [F] then engage
[C] There was woman to woman
And man [F] to man
Sha [C]-ha-ha, they lead all this whole race
Now when the ladson soon came
That wife of the man
That's the partner
Now the [G] girls were trolling [C] him
And he was a man
And soon life [F] turned to ladson
While the living [C] get to waiting
Mickey Maloney, [F] he tucked his head
One a naggin' of whiskey
[G] It flew at him
When [C] he tucked
And it falling [F] on the bed
The whiskey, it [G] scattered over [C] till
He died, he revived
See how [C] he rises
It's infinite in rising
And [F] dead, dead [G] Say it
With a lot of whiskey in him
Like this, put him to use
See [C] you're dead, like put him down
When you're not seein' your partner
Around the floor, you're trolling him
While the living get to wait
And [F] now it's a ladson
While the [C] living get to wait
Like put him down
[G]
[C] [F] While the living get to wait
[D]
Had a gentleman [C] Irish [G] and mighty Aussie
[C] He had a brother both [F] rich and sweet
But to rise in the world [G] he carried [C] a hut
Now Tim had a touch of the [F] Tibbler's way
[C] For the love of the liquor he [F] was born
Are we ready?
And [C] two!
At the manor's door he'd say the job of [G] the crazer
And [C] he'd go on and on and on
That's him, that's him, that's him
That's him, that's him, that's him
That's him, that's him, that's him
That's him, that's him, that's him
One morning Tim [F] felt rather full
His own head felt heavy
[Em] And it [G] made him shake
[C] He fell off a ladder
[Dm] And he broke his [F] skull
So they carried him home
[G] His corpse [C] too weak
They wrapped him up in an ice-clean [F] sheet
[C] They laid him out [F] upon the bed
[C] With a knack of double whiskey on his feet
A [A] bottle of orange and a bottle of Spanish wine
He'd come down with his ex-girlfriend
And all the boys were telling [C] him
Go on to bed, you're going to bed now
And you'll [A] have a supper for that when [C] you get some sleep
His friends [F] assembled at the wake
When Mrs.
Finnegan, [C] she called for [G] lunch
First they brought in tea [F] and cakes
Then pipe tobacco [G] and whiskey [C] punch
Then to whittle him over
She began [F] to cry
[C] Such a lovely corpse did you ever [F] see
Are we ready?
[C] Tim got corny, white in his eyes
And [G] the whishes were [C] weak
When the coffee-man sneered
About your own [G] appearance
[C] Well, to me, it was a joke
[F] I was a ladson from that [C] big and white
You're out
The wittle old Brian took [F] up the job
And in she she now [G] biddy
You're wrong, I'm sure
[C] When the other biddy
Gave her a box [F] in the cup
And it left her [G]
sprawling on [C] the floor
Then civil war did [F] then engage
[C] There was woman to woman
And man [F] to man
Sha [C]-ha-ha, they lead all this whole race
Now when the ladson soon came
That wife of the man
That's the partner
Now the [G] girls were trolling [C] him
And he was a man
And soon life [F] turned to ladson
While the living [C] get to waiting
Mickey Maloney, [F] he tucked his head
One a naggin' of whiskey
[G] It flew at him
When [C] he tucked
And it falling [F] on the bed
The whiskey, it [G] scattered over [C] till
He died, he revived
See how [C] he rises
It's infinite in rising
And [F] dead, dead [G] Say it
With a lot of whiskey in him
Like this, put him to use
See [C] you're dead, like put him down
When you're not seein' your partner
Around the floor, you're trolling him
While the living get to wait
And [F] now it's a ladson
While the [C] living get to wait
Like put him down
[G]
[C] [F] While the living get to wait
[D]
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Tim Finnegan lived [F] in Waterloo Street
Had a gentleman [C] Irish [G] and mighty Aussie
_ _ [C] He had a brother both [F] rich and sweet
_ But to rise in the world [G] he carried [C] a hut
_ Now Tim had a touch of the [F] Tibbler's way
_ [C] For the love of the liquor he [F] was born
Are we ready?
And [C] two!
At the manor's door he'd say the job of [G] the crazer
And [C] he'd go on and on and on
That's him, that's him, that's him _ _
That's him, that's him, that's him
That's him, that's him, that's him
That's him, that's him, that's him
_ _ One morning Tim [F] felt rather full
_ _ His own head felt heavy _
[Em] And it [G] made him shake
_ _ [C] He fell off a ladder
[Dm] And he broke his [F] skull _
So they carried him home
[G] His corpse [C] too weak
_ They wrapped him up in an ice-clean [F] sheet
_ [C] They laid him out _ [F] upon the bed
_ _ [C] With a knack of double whiskey on his feet
A [A] bottle of orange and a bottle of Spanish wine
He'd come down with his ex-girlfriend
And all the boys were telling [C] him
Go on to bed, you're going to bed now
And you'll [A] have a supper for that when [C] you get some sleep _ _
His friends [F] assembled at the wake _ _
When Mrs.
Finnegan, [C] she called for [G] lunch
_ _ _ First they brought in tea [F] and cakes
Then pipe tobacco [G] and whiskey [C] punch
_ Then to whittle him over
She began [F] to cry
_ [C] Such a lovely corpse did you ever [F] see
Are we ready?
_ [C] Tim got corny, white in his eyes
And [G] the whishes were [C] weak
When the coffee-man sneered
About your own [G] appearance
_ [C] Well, to me, it was a joke
[F] I was a ladson from that [C] big and white
You're out _ _ _
The wittle old Brian took [F] up the job
And in she she now [G] biddy
You're wrong, I'm sure
_ _ [C] When the other biddy
Gave her a box [F] in the cup
And it left her [G]
sprawling on [C] the floor
_ Then civil war did [F] then engage
_ [C] There was woman to woman
And man [F] to man
_ Sha [C]-ha-ha, they lead all this whole race
Now when the ladson soon came
That wife of the man
That's the partner
Now the [G] girls were trolling [C] him
And he was a man
And soon life [F] turned to ladson
While the living [C] get to waiting
Mickey Maloney, [F] he tucked his head
_ _ One a naggin' of whiskey
[G] It flew at him
When [C] he tucked
And it falling [F] on the bed
The whiskey, it [G] scattered over [C] till _
He died, he revived
_ _ See how [C] he rises
_ It's infinite in rising
And [F] dead, _ _ dead [G] Say it
With a lot of whiskey in him
Like this, put him to use
See [C] you're dead, like put him down
When you're not seein' your partner
Around the floor, you're trolling him
While the living get to wait
And [F] now it's a ladson
While the [C] living get to wait
Like put him down
_ _ [G] _
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [F] While the living get to wait _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Tim Finnegan lived [F] in Waterloo Street
Had a gentleman [C] Irish [G] and mighty Aussie
_ _ [C] He had a brother both [F] rich and sweet
_ But to rise in the world [G] he carried [C] a hut
_ Now Tim had a touch of the [F] Tibbler's way
_ [C] For the love of the liquor he [F] was born
Are we ready?
And [C] two!
At the manor's door he'd say the job of [G] the crazer
And [C] he'd go on and on and on
That's him, that's him, that's him _ _
That's him, that's him, that's him
That's him, that's him, that's him
That's him, that's him, that's him
_ _ One morning Tim [F] felt rather full
_ _ His own head felt heavy _
[Em] And it [G] made him shake
_ _ [C] He fell off a ladder
[Dm] And he broke his [F] skull _
So they carried him home
[G] His corpse [C] too weak
_ They wrapped him up in an ice-clean [F] sheet
_ [C] They laid him out _ [F] upon the bed
_ _ [C] With a knack of double whiskey on his feet
A [A] bottle of orange and a bottle of Spanish wine
He'd come down with his ex-girlfriend
And all the boys were telling [C] him
Go on to bed, you're going to bed now
And you'll [A] have a supper for that when [C] you get some sleep _ _
His friends [F] assembled at the wake _ _
When Mrs.
Finnegan, [C] she called for [G] lunch
_ _ _ First they brought in tea [F] and cakes
Then pipe tobacco [G] and whiskey [C] punch
_ Then to whittle him over
She began [F] to cry
_ [C] Such a lovely corpse did you ever [F] see
Are we ready?
_ [C] Tim got corny, white in his eyes
And [G] the whishes were [C] weak
When the coffee-man sneered
About your own [G] appearance
_ [C] Well, to me, it was a joke
[F] I was a ladson from that [C] big and white
You're out _ _ _
The wittle old Brian took [F] up the job
And in she she now [G] biddy
You're wrong, I'm sure
_ _ [C] When the other biddy
Gave her a box [F] in the cup
And it left her [G]
sprawling on [C] the floor
_ Then civil war did [F] then engage
_ [C] There was woman to woman
And man [F] to man
_ Sha [C]-ha-ha, they lead all this whole race
Now when the ladson soon came
That wife of the man
That's the partner
Now the [G] girls were trolling [C] him
And he was a man
And soon life [F] turned to ladson
While the living [C] get to waiting
Mickey Maloney, [F] he tucked his head
_ _ One a naggin' of whiskey
[G] It flew at him
When [C] he tucked
And it falling [F] on the bed
The whiskey, it [G] scattered over [C] till _
He died, he revived
_ _ See how [C] he rises
_ It's infinite in rising
And [F] dead, _ _ dead [G] Say it
With a lot of whiskey in him
Like this, put him to use
See [C] you're dead, like put him down
When you're not seein' your partner
Around the floor, you're trolling him
While the living get to wait
And [F] now it's a ladson
While the [C] living get to wait
Like put him down
_ _ [G] _
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [F] While the living get to wait _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _