Chords for I'm Coming Home Newcastle
Tempo:
99.85 bpm
Chords used:
Am
G
D
C
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Am] [C] [D]
[G] [Am] [C] [D]
[Am] I had to [G] come to London, [Am] cos I couldn't [G] find a job, [Am] but I don't [G] intend to stay long, [Am] if I make a few [D] quick [Am] bobs.
It's cold up [G] there in summer, [Am] it's like sitting [G] inside a bridge, [Am] but I wish I was [G] on the quayside, [Am] looking at the [D] old kind bridge.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I might as well have [D] been in jail, [C] but walk the [G] streets and I'll be all [Am] neat for a bottle of your [D] own brown ale.
I'm [G] coming [Am] home, Newcastle, [C] if you never win the [D] cup again, [C] I'll pray for the [G] doggies in James's [Am] Park, if the gallagher's [D] end of the rain.
I'm [G] coming [Am] home.
[C] [D]
[G] [Am] [C] [D]
[Am] And I'm proud to [G] be a Geordie, [Am] if you live in [G]
Geordieland, [Am] some people [G] think we're forty, [Am] and we're hard to [D]
understand.
[Am] In the sea it's [G] just a pity, [Am] and we're not so [G] very tough, [Am] cos the people in the [G] big fat city [Am] haven't had it [D] half as rough.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] you can keep your [D] London wine, [C] and walk the [G] streets all day, I'll [Am] eat for a bottle of the [D] River Dine.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I wish I'd never [D] been away, [C] I'd kiss the ground [G] for the welcome [Am] sound in me mother's hand, [D] heading away.
I'm [G] coming [Am] home.
[C] [D]
[G] [Am] [C] [D]
[Am] Did I miss the [G] old blind busker, [Am] who stands at [G] Fenwick's door, [Am] he plays a [G] mean accordion, you've [Am] all seen him [D] there before.
[Am] And I love the [G] Geordie heroes, [Am] there's so many [G] famous names, [Am] like Linda [G] Swan in Gaza, [Am] Brendan Foster in the [D] Gateshead Games.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I may as well have [D] been in jail, [C] I'd walk the streets [G] all day, I'll eat [E] for a bottle of your own [D] brown ale.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] if you never win the cup [D] again, [C] I'll pray for dogs [G] in James's [E] Park, eat the garlic you tend in the rain.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [G] you can keep your London [D]
wine, [C] I'd walk the streets [G] all day, I'll eat [E] for a bottle of the River Dine.
I'm coming [G] home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I wish I'd never [D] been away, [C] I'd kiss the ground [G] for the welcome sound [E] in me mother's hand, heading away.
I'm coming [G] home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I may as well have been [D] in jail, [C] I'd walk the streets [G] all day, I'll eat [E] for a bottle of your own [D] brown ale.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] if you never win the cup [D] again, [C] I'll pray for dogs [G] in James's Park, [Am] eat the garlic you tend in [D] the rain.
[G] [Am] [C] [D]
[Am] I had to [G] come to London, [Am] cos I couldn't [G] find a job, [Am] but I don't [G] intend to stay long, [Am] if I make a few [D] quick [Am] bobs.
It's cold up [G] there in summer, [Am] it's like sitting [G] inside a bridge, [Am] but I wish I was [G] on the quayside, [Am] looking at the [D] old kind bridge.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I might as well have [D] been in jail, [C] but walk the [G] streets and I'll be all [Am] neat for a bottle of your [D] own brown ale.
I'm [G] coming [Am] home, Newcastle, [C] if you never win the [D] cup again, [C] I'll pray for the [G] doggies in James's [Am] Park, if the gallagher's [D] end of the rain.
I'm [G] coming [Am] home.
[C] [D]
[G] [Am] [C] [D]
[Am] And I'm proud to [G] be a Geordie, [Am] if you live in [G]
Geordieland, [Am] some people [G] think we're forty, [Am] and we're hard to [D]
understand.
[Am] In the sea it's [G] just a pity, [Am] and we're not so [G] very tough, [Am] cos the people in the [G] big fat city [Am] haven't had it [D] half as rough.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] you can keep your [D] London wine, [C] and walk the [G] streets all day, I'll [Am] eat for a bottle of the [D] River Dine.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I wish I'd never [D] been away, [C] I'd kiss the ground [G] for the welcome [Am] sound in me mother's hand, [D] heading away.
I'm [G] coming [Am] home.
[C] [D]
[G] [Am] [C] [D]
[Am] Did I miss the [G] old blind busker, [Am] who stands at [G] Fenwick's door, [Am] he plays a [G] mean accordion, you've [Am] all seen him [D] there before.
[Am] And I love the [G] Geordie heroes, [Am] there's so many [G] famous names, [Am] like Linda [G] Swan in Gaza, [Am] Brendan Foster in the [D] Gateshead Games.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I may as well have [D] been in jail, [C] I'd walk the streets [G] all day, I'll eat [E] for a bottle of your own [D] brown ale.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] if you never win the cup [D] again, [C] I'll pray for dogs [G] in James's [E] Park, eat the garlic you tend in the rain.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [G] you can keep your London [D]
wine, [C] I'd walk the streets [G] all day, I'll eat [E] for a bottle of the River Dine.
I'm coming [G] home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I wish I'd never [D] been away, [C] I'd kiss the ground [G] for the welcome sound [E] in me mother's hand, heading away.
I'm coming [G] home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I may as well have been [D] in jail, [C] I'd walk the streets [G] all day, I'll eat [E] for a bottle of your own [D] brown ale.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] if you never win the cup [D] again, [C] I'll pray for dogs [G] in James's Park, [Am] eat the garlic you tend in [D] the rain.
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[Am] I had to [G] come to London, [Am] cos I couldn't [G] find a job, [Am] but I don't [G] intend to stay long, [Am] if I make a few [D] quick [Am] bobs.
It's cold up [G] there in summer, [Am] it's like sitting [G] inside a bridge, [Am] but I wish I was [G] on the quayside, [Am] looking at the [D] old kind bridge.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I might as well have [D] been in jail, [C] but walk the [G] streets and I'll be all [Am] neat for a bottle of your [D] own brown ale.
I'm [G] coming [Am] home, Newcastle, [C] if you never win the [D] cup again, [C] I'll pray for the [G] doggies in James's [Am] Park, if the gallagher's [D] end of the rain.
I'm [G] coming [Am] home.
_ [C] _ _ [D] _
_ [G] _ _ [Am] _ _ [C] _ _ [D] _
[Am] And I'm proud to [G] be a Geordie, [Am] if you live in [G]
Geordieland, [Am] some people [G] think we're forty, [Am] and we're hard to [D]
understand.
[Am] In the sea it's [G] just a pity, [Am] and we're not so [G] very tough, [Am] cos the people in the [G] big fat city [Am] haven't had it [D] half as rough.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] you can keep your [D] London wine, [C] and walk the [G] streets all day, I'll [Am] eat for a bottle of the [D] River Dine.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I wish I'd never [D] been away, [C] I'd kiss the ground [G] for the welcome [Am] sound in me mother's hand, [D] heading away.
I'm [G] coming _ [Am] home.
[C] _ _ [D] _
_ [G] _ _ [Am] _ _ [C] _ _ [D] _
[Am] Did I miss the [G] old blind busker, [Am] who stands at [G] Fenwick's door, [Am] he plays a [G] mean accordion, you've [Am] all seen him [D] there before.
[Am] And I love the [G] Geordie heroes, [Am] there's so many [G] famous names, [Am] like Linda [G] Swan in Gaza, [Am] Brendan Foster in the [D] Gateshead Games.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I may as well have [D] been in jail, [C] I'd walk the streets [G] all day, I'll eat [E] for a bottle of your own [D] brown ale.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] if you never win the cup [D] again, [C] I'll pray for dogs [G] in James's [E] Park, eat the garlic you tend in the rain.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [G] you can keep your London [D]
wine, [C] I'd walk the streets [G] all day, I'll eat [E] for a bottle of the River Dine.
I'm coming [G] home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I wish I'd never [D] been away, [C] I'd kiss the ground [G] for the welcome sound [E] in me mother's hand, heading away.
I'm coming [G] home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I may as well have been [D] in jail, [C] I'd walk the streets [G] all day, I'll eat [E] for a bottle of your own [D] brown ale.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] if you never win the cup [D] again, [C] I'll pray for dogs [G] in James's Park, [Am] eat the garlic you tend in [D] the rain.
_ [G] _ _ [Am] _ _ [C] _ _ [D] _
[Am] I had to [G] come to London, [Am] cos I couldn't [G] find a job, [Am] but I don't [G] intend to stay long, [Am] if I make a few [D] quick [Am] bobs.
It's cold up [G] there in summer, [Am] it's like sitting [G] inside a bridge, [Am] but I wish I was [G] on the quayside, [Am] looking at the [D] old kind bridge.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I might as well have [D] been in jail, [C] but walk the [G] streets and I'll be all [Am] neat for a bottle of your [D] own brown ale.
I'm [G] coming [Am] home, Newcastle, [C] if you never win the [D] cup again, [C] I'll pray for the [G] doggies in James's [Am] Park, if the gallagher's [D] end of the rain.
I'm [G] coming [Am] home.
_ [C] _ _ [D] _
_ [G] _ _ [Am] _ _ [C] _ _ [D] _
[Am] And I'm proud to [G] be a Geordie, [Am] if you live in [G]
Geordieland, [Am] some people [G] think we're forty, [Am] and we're hard to [D]
understand.
[Am] In the sea it's [G] just a pity, [Am] and we're not so [G] very tough, [Am] cos the people in the [G] big fat city [Am] haven't had it [D] half as rough.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] you can keep your [D] London wine, [C] and walk the [G] streets all day, I'll [Am] eat for a bottle of the [D] River Dine.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I wish I'd never [D] been away, [C] I'd kiss the ground [G] for the welcome [Am] sound in me mother's hand, [D] heading away.
I'm [G] coming _ [Am] home.
[C] _ _ [D] _
_ [G] _ _ [Am] _ _ [C] _ _ [D] _
[Am] Did I miss the [G] old blind busker, [Am] who stands at [G] Fenwick's door, [Am] he plays a [G] mean accordion, you've [Am] all seen him [D] there before.
[Am] And I love the [G] Geordie heroes, [Am] there's so many [G] famous names, [Am] like Linda [G] Swan in Gaza, [Am] Brendan Foster in the [D] Gateshead Games.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I may as well have [D] been in jail, [C] I'd walk the streets [G] all day, I'll eat [E] for a bottle of your own [D] brown ale.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] if you never win the cup [D] again, [C] I'll pray for dogs [G] in James's [E] Park, eat the garlic you tend in the rain.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [G] you can keep your London [D]
wine, [C] I'd walk the streets [G] all day, I'll eat [E] for a bottle of the River Dine.
I'm coming [G] home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I wish I'd never [D] been away, [C] I'd kiss the ground [G] for the welcome sound [E] in me mother's hand, heading away.
I'm coming [G] home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] I may as well have been [D] in jail, [C] I'd walk the streets [G] all day, I'll eat [E] for a bottle of your own [D] brown ale.
I'm [G] coming home, [Am] Newcastle, [C] if you never win the cup [D] again, [C] I'll pray for dogs [G] in James's Park, [Am] eat the garlic you tend in [D] the rain.