Chords for Foster & Allen - Maggie (Original Version)

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_ _ Well Foster and Alan, here we are guys, how are you?
How are you Henry?
Good, _ lovely single that, new single for you. _ _ _
And a very _ interesting, lovely _ _ _ title for it.
Yes, I'll never stop wanting you.
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You're looking at me a bit funny there now, don't you think?
_ [D] Anyway, _ now _ lads, _ _ _ _ tell me about _ probably the song, certainly that I love,
and I know lots of people all over the world love,
and in a way is almost your _ trademark of Foster and Alan, isn't it?
[A] That's Maggie. _ _
Well Maggie is, of course, Punchy Time was our first big single in [F#] Britain and in Ireland,
[E] but Maggie was our first song to, _ it's the song that broke us into the Australian charts.
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_ [D] Where did you get it from? _
_ _ It's a real old _ song _ supposedly written _ _ _ way before the turn of the century. _ _
It was [E] actually recorded at one stage by John McCormack.
_ Was it? _
And then it was, _ _
[C] a version of it was written _ _ as Nora,
_ _ and _ _ we got [E] the real old version and _ just _ modernised it [A] a bit.
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[E] Do you find _ _ _ when you go to concerts around the world people actually call out for Maggie?
_ [N] Oh yeah, everywhere we go, you know,
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Tony was saying in Australia and in Canada, _ _
Maggie would be, _ you know, [G#] way, way in front of Punchy Time.
[E] I _ _ _ _ _ wandered _ _ today _ _ _ _ to [A] the _ _ hills, _ _ _ _ Maggie, _ _ _ _ _
[E] to _ _ _ _ watch the _ scene _ _ _ _ _ _ [B] below, _ _ _
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[E] the _ _ _ creek and the _ _ _ _ creaking _ [A] old mill, _ _ _ _ _ _ Maggie,
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[E] as we _ _ _ _ used [B] to long, _ _ _ _ long [E] _ _ _ ago.
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[A] The _ green _ _ _ grove has come _ _ _ _ from [E] the _ _ _ hills, _ _ _ Maggie,
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[B] where _ _ _ _ first _ [F#] the _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ daisies _ _ _ _ _
sprung, _ _ _ _ _
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[E] the _ _ _ _ _ creaking _ old mill _ _ _ _ _ [A] is _ still, _ _ _ _ _ _
Maggie, _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] since _ _ you and _ [B] _ _
I _ _ _ _ were [E] _ young. _
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Oh, they _ say that _ [C#m] I'm _ _ _ _ [E] feeble _ [A] with _ _ _ _ _ _ age, Maggie,
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my [E] _ _ steps _ are _ much _ _ slower _ _ than [B] _ then, _ _
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[E] my _ _ _ _ face _ is a _ well [G#] _ -written _ _
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_ page, _ Maggie,
_ _ _ _ and [E] _ time _ _ _ _ all [B] _ alone _ _ _ _ was [E] the pen. _ _ _
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_ [F#] _ _ _ They [A] _ say _ we _ _ have _ _ _ outlived _ our [E] _ _ _ _ time, _ _ _ _ Maggie,
_ _ _ _ as [B] _ _ _ _ dated _ _ [F#] a _ song that _ [B] we've _ _ _ _ _
sung, _ _ _ _ _
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but [E] to _ me _ _ _ _ you're as fair _ _ _ _ as [A] you _ _ _ were, _ _ _ Maggie, _ _ _ _
when [E] _ you _ _ and _ _ [B] _
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They [A] say _ _ _ we _ have _ _ _ outlived _ [E] our _ _ _ _ time, _ _ _ Maggie,
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[B] as _ _ _ dated _ a [F#] _ song _ that _ _ [B] we've _ _ sung, _
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_ _ _ but _ [E] to _ _ me _ _ _ you're as fair _ _ _ _ as [A] you _ _ _ were, _ _ _ _
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_ [E] when _ you _ and _ _ [B] _
_ I _ _ _ were [C#m] _ _ young.
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When [E] _ _ you _ and _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ I _ _ [E] were _ young.
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