Ungmön På Kärringön Chords by Harry Brandelius
Tempo:
135.35 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Bb
G
Ab
Cm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Ab] [Eb]
[Eb]
I am an old fishman sitting [Bb] and moping
I have a rheumatism in my back and a [Eb] pain in my knee
Now I am [C] both tired and heavy and my eyes are [Fm] blurry
But I [Cm] have also been young [F] and despite [Bb] storm and sea
The most beautiful little [Eb] young moon that ever [Bb] existed [Eb] on Kärringen
Yes, [Ab] she became my dog and [Eb] she was blue and she [Gm] was fair, yes [Eb] almost beautiful
We boys were so wild then, for [Bb] all the will we [G] got from her
We fought [Ab] and cried, we [Eb] sang and tired, but I [Gm] got to enjoy [Eb] the love's song
For when [G] we layed by the [Cm] sea and fished for fourteen [Bb] days in [Eb] one single stretch
And headed [G] home when the [Cm] wind had cleared, with the [Bb] fish packed in a wonderful deck
And the moon on Saturday, so [Eb] still and still as it [Bb] can out in [G] Bohuslän
[Ab] Then there was love, then [Eb] there was dancing and then [Bb] she was there, yes [Gm] I think [Eb] so
I had my own style in the tavern that I [Bb] could pay for
Sometimes it was a bit of a fight with the cod, but [Eb] it was never a fight
Once there were [C] seven boys in
[Fm] our tavern
The oldest [Cm] one is fifty now, [F] yes, think how [Bb] old he is
The ugliest [Eb] old Kärringen that ever [Bb] existed on Kärringen
Yes, [Ab] she is my dog, but she [Eb] is blue and I [Gm] think she is [Eb] sick
For when [Bb] you have lived a [Eb] life together and are [Bb] bound together by [G] the knot of the sea
And [Ab] you have cried and [Eb] you have laughed, then it is [Bb] nice with the [Eb] love's song
Now [G] she just keeps [Cm] on going to the youngest [Bb] child, the child in [Eb] King's River
And she goes [G] to the flowers, [Cm] her knickers, and [Bb] goes and talks mostly [F] to herself
But every Sunday at the coffee [Eb] table she would [Bb] like to talk about [G] that child
[Ab] Then there was love, [Abm] then there was [Eb]
dancing and then [Bb] she was there, yes I think
[Eb]
I am an old fishman sitting [Bb] and moping
I have a rheumatism in my back and a [Eb] pain in my knee
Now I am [C] both tired and heavy and my eyes are [Fm] blurry
But I [Cm] have also been young [F] and despite [Bb] storm and sea
The most beautiful little [Eb] young moon that ever [Bb] existed [Eb] on Kärringen
Yes, [Ab] she became my dog and [Eb] she was blue and she [Gm] was fair, yes [Eb] almost beautiful
We boys were so wild then, for [Bb] all the will we [G] got from her
We fought [Ab] and cried, we [Eb] sang and tired, but I [Gm] got to enjoy [Eb] the love's song
For when [G] we layed by the [Cm] sea and fished for fourteen [Bb] days in [Eb] one single stretch
And headed [G] home when the [Cm] wind had cleared, with the [Bb] fish packed in a wonderful deck
And the moon on Saturday, so [Eb] still and still as it [Bb] can out in [G] Bohuslän
[Ab] Then there was love, then [Eb] there was dancing and then [Bb] she was there, yes [Gm] I think [Eb] so
I had my own style in the tavern that I [Bb] could pay for
Sometimes it was a bit of a fight with the cod, but [Eb] it was never a fight
Once there were [C] seven boys in
[Fm] our tavern
The oldest [Cm] one is fifty now, [F] yes, think how [Bb] old he is
The ugliest [Eb] old Kärringen that ever [Bb] existed on Kärringen
Yes, [Ab] she is my dog, but she [Eb] is blue and I [Gm] think she is [Eb] sick
For when [Bb] you have lived a [Eb] life together and are [Bb] bound together by [G] the knot of the sea
And [Ab] you have cried and [Eb] you have laughed, then it is [Bb] nice with the [Eb] love's song
Now [G] she just keeps [Cm] on going to the youngest [Bb] child, the child in [Eb] King's River
And she goes [G] to the flowers, [Cm] her knickers, and [Bb] goes and talks mostly [F] to herself
But every Sunday at the coffee [Eb] table she would [Bb] like to talk about [G] that child
[Ab] Then there was love, [Abm] then there was [Eb]
dancing and then [Bb] she was there, yes I think
Key:
Eb
Bb
G
Ab
Cm
Eb
Bb
G
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ I am an old fishman sitting [Bb] and moping
I have a rheumatism in my back and a [Eb] pain in my knee
_ Now I am [C] both tired and heavy and my eyes are [Fm] blurry
But I [Cm] have also been young [F] and despite [Bb] storm and sea _
The most beautiful little [Eb] young moon that ever [Bb] existed [Eb] on Kärringen
Yes, [Ab] she became my dog and [Eb] she was blue and she [Gm] was fair, yes [Eb] almost beautiful
We boys were so wild then, for [Bb] all the will we [G] got from her
We fought [Ab] and cried, we [Eb] sang and tired, but I [Gm] got to enjoy _ [Eb] the love's song
For when [G] we layed by the [Cm] sea and fished for fourteen [Bb] days in [Eb] one single stretch
And headed [G] home when the [Cm] wind had cleared, with the [Bb] fish packed in a wonderful deck
_ And the moon on Saturday, so [Eb] still and still as it [Bb] can out in [G] _ Bohuslän _
[Ab] Then there was love, then [Eb] there was dancing and then [Bb] she was there, yes [Gm] I think [Eb] so
_ _ _ I had my own style in the tavern that I [Bb] could pay for
Sometimes it was a bit of a fight with the cod, but [Eb] it was never a fight _
Once there were [C] seven boys in _
_ [Fm] our tavern
The oldest [Cm] one is fifty now, [F] yes, think how [Bb] old he is
_ _ The _ ugliest [Eb] old Kärringen that ever [Bb] existed on Kärringen
Yes, [Ab] she is my dog, but she [Eb] is blue and I [Gm] think _ she is [Eb] sick
For when [Bb] you have lived a [Eb] life together and are [Bb] bound together by [G] the knot of the sea
And [Ab] you have cried _ and [Eb] you have laughed, then it is [Bb] nice with the [Eb] love's song
Now [G] she just keeps [Cm] on going to the youngest [Bb] child, the child in [Eb] King's River
And she goes [G] to the flowers, [Cm] her knickers, and [Bb] goes and talks mostly [F] to herself
_ _ But every Sunday at the coffee [Eb] table she would [Bb] like to talk about [G] that child _
[Ab] Then there was love, [Abm] then there was [Eb]
dancing and then [Bb] she was there, yes I think
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ I am an old fishman sitting [Bb] and moping
I have a rheumatism in my back and a [Eb] pain in my knee
_ Now I am [C] both tired and heavy and my eyes are [Fm] blurry
But I [Cm] have also been young [F] and despite [Bb] storm and sea _
The most beautiful little [Eb] young moon that ever [Bb] existed [Eb] on Kärringen
Yes, [Ab] she became my dog and [Eb] she was blue and she [Gm] was fair, yes [Eb] almost beautiful
We boys were so wild then, for [Bb] all the will we [G] got from her
We fought [Ab] and cried, we [Eb] sang and tired, but I [Gm] got to enjoy _ [Eb] the love's song
For when [G] we layed by the [Cm] sea and fished for fourteen [Bb] days in [Eb] one single stretch
And headed [G] home when the [Cm] wind had cleared, with the [Bb] fish packed in a wonderful deck
_ And the moon on Saturday, so [Eb] still and still as it [Bb] can out in [G] _ Bohuslän _
[Ab] Then there was love, then [Eb] there was dancing and then [Bb] she was there, yes [Gm] I think [Eb] so
_ _ _ I had my own style in the tavern that I [Bb] could pay for
Sometimes it was a bit of a fight with the cod, but [Eb] it was never a fight _
Once there were [C] seven boys in _
_ [Fm] our tavern
The oldest [Cm] one is fifty now, [F] yes, think how [Bb] old he is
_ _ The _ ugliest [Eb] old Kärringen that ever [Bb] existed on Kärringen
Yes, [Ab] she is my dog, but she [Eb] is blue and I [Gm] think _ she is [Eb] sick
For when [Bb] you have lived a [Eb] life together and are [Bb] bound together by [G] the knot of the sea
And [Ab] you have cried _ and [Eb] you have laughed, then it is [Bb] nice with the [Eb] love's song
Now [G] she just keeps [Cm] on going to the youngest [Bb] child, the child in [Eb] King's River
And she goes [G] to the flowers, [Cm] her knickers, and [Bb] goes and talks mostly [F] to herself
_ _ But every Sunday at the coffee [Eb] table she would [Bb] like to talk about [G] that child _
[Ab] Then there was love, [Abm] then there was [Eb]
dancing and then [Bb] she was there, yes I think
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