Chords for Have You Got a Light Boy
Tempo:
100.25 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
I had a girl, a real nice girl, down in [E] Roxham Way.
She was wholly nice to me back in the old [A] school days.
She would smile all the while, but Daddy didn't [E] know all.
What she used to say to me behind the [A] garden wall,
[E] Heya girl, how you boyin'?
[A] Heya girl, how you?
Then one day she went away, I didn't see [E] her no more.
Till by chance I see her down along the [A] Munsley Shore.
She was there twice as fair, would she [E] now be true?
So when she sees me passing by, she say I'm glad that's [E] you.
Heya girl, how you boyin'?
[A] Heya girl, how you?
[D] Molly Wintley, [A] she smokes like a chimney, [E] but she's my little [A] nicotine girl.
By and by we decide on a [E] wedding day.
So we toddled off to church to hear the [A] preacher say,
Do you now take a vow to honour [E] all the time?
Before I had a chance to stop her she [A] begins to [E] pine.
Heya girl, how you boyin'?
[A] Heya girl, how you?
[D] Molly Wintley, [A] she smokes like a chimney, [E] but she's my little nicotine [A] girl.
Now the doctor tells me a daddy I [E] will be.
So when I ask him what's the score, he says there's [A] only three.
Here I go, cheerio, to see how she [E] do fair.
I know what she will say to me as soon as I [A] get there.
[E] Heya girl, how you boyin'?
Heya [A] girl, how you?
[E] [A]
She was wholly nice to me back in the old [A] school days.
She would smile all the while, but Daddy didn't [E] know all.
What she used to say to me behind the [A] garden wall,
[E] Heya girl, how you boyin'?
[A] Heya girl, how you?
Then one day she went away, I didn't see [E] her no more.
Till by chance I see her down along the [A] Munsley Shore.
She was there twice as fair, would she [E] now be true?
So when she sees me passing by, she say I'm glad that's [E] you.
Heya girl, how you boyin'?
[A] Heya girl, how you?
[D] Molly Wintley, [A] she smokes like a chimney, [E] but she's my little [A] nicotine girl.
By and by we decide on a [E] wedding day.
So we toddled off to church to hear the [A] preacher say,
Do you now take a vow to honour [E] all the time?
Before I had a chance to stop her she [A] begins to [E] pine.
Heya girl, how you boyin'?
[A] Heya girl, how you?
[D] Molly Wintley, [A] she smokes like a chimney, [E] but she's my little nicotine [A] girl.
Now the doctor tells me a daddy I [E] will be.
So when I ask him what's the score, he says there's [A] only three.
Here I go, cheerio, to see how she [E] do fair.
I know what she will say to me as soon as I [A] get there.
[E] Heya girl, how you boyin'?
Heya [A] girl, how you?
[E] [A]
Key:
A
E
D
A
E
D
A
E
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I had a girl, a real nice girl, down in [E] Roxham Way.
She was wholly nice to me back in the old [A] school days.
She would smile all the while, but Daddy didn't [E] know all.
What she used to say to me behind the [A] garden wall,
[E] Heya girl, how you boyin'?
[A] Heya girl, how you? _
_ Then one day she went away, I didn't see [E] her no more.
Till by chance I see her down along the [A] Munsley Shore.
She was there twice as fair, would she [E] now be true?
So when she sees me passing by, she say I'm glad that's [E] you.
Heya girl, how you boyin'?
[A] Heya girl, how you?
_ [D] _ Molly Wintley, [A] she smokes like a chimney, [E] but she's my little [A] nicotine girl. _
_ By and by we decide on a [E] wedding day.
So we toddled off to church to hear the [A] preacher say,
Do you now take a vow to honour [E] all the time?
Before I had a chance to stop her she [A] begins to [E] pine.
Heya girl, how you boyin'?
[A] Heya girl, how you? _
_ [D] _ Molly Wintley, [A] she smokes like a chimney, [E] but she's my little nicotine [A] girl. _
_ Now the doctor tells me a daddy I [E] will be.
So when I ask him what's the score, he says there's [A] only three.
Here I go, cheerio, to see how she [E] do fair.
I know what she will say to me as soon as I [A] get there.
[E] Heya girl, how you boyin'?
Heya [A] girl, how you? _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
I had a girl, a real nice girl, down in [E] Roxham Way.
She was wholly nice to me back in the old [A] school days.
She would smile all the while, but Daddy didn't [E] know all.
What she used to say to me behind the [A] garden wall,
[E] Heya girl, how you boyin'?
[A] Heya girl, how you? _
_ Then one day she went away, I didn't see [E] her no more.
Till by chance I see her down along the [A] Munsley Shore.
She was there twice as fair, would she [E] now be true?
So when she sees me passing by, she say I'm glad that's [E] you.
Heya girl, how you boyin'?
[A] Heya girl, how you?
_ [D] _ Molly Wintley, [A] she smokes like a chimney, [E] but she's my little [A] nicotine girl. _
_ By and by we decide on a [E] wedding day.
So we toddled off to church to hear the [A] preacher say,
Do you now take a vow to honour [E] all the time?
Before I had a chance to stop her she [A] begins to [E] pine.
Heya girl, how you boyin'?
[A] Heya girl, how you? _
_ [D] _ Molly Wintley, [A] she smokes like a chimney, [E] but she's my little nicotine [A] girl. _
_ Now the doctor tells me a daddy I [E] will be.
So when I ask him what's the score, he says there's [A] only three.
Here I go, cheerio, to see how she [E] do fair.
I know what she will say to me as soon as I [A] get there.
[E] Heya girl, how you boyin'?
Heya [A] girl, how you? _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _