Imagine Me In The Maginot Line Chords by George Formby
Tempo:
93.05 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Bb
F
Ab
Fm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F] [Eb]
You should see me out in [Bb] France, wearing [Eb] my tin hat,
[Bb] Mid-shot and shell, it's worse than, [F] well it's [Fm] even worse than that.
[Eb] Now imagine me in the Maginot [Bb] Line, sitting on a [Eb] mine in the Maginot [Bb] Line.
[Eb] French girls [Ab] make a fuss of me, [F] I'm not French [Bb] if you can see,
But I know what they mean when they say [F] weewee, down on the Maginot Line.
[Eb] Now imagine me in the Maginot [Bb] Line, sitting on a mine [Eb] in the Maginot Line.
Now it's turned out nice again, [Bb] the army life is fine,
You should see me out in [Bb] France, wearing [Eb] my tin hat,
[Bb] Mid-shot and shell, it's worse than, [F] well it's [Fm] even worse than that.
[Eb] Now imagine me in the Maginot [Bb] Line, sitting on a [Eb] mine in the Maginot [Bb] Line.
[Eb] French girls [Ab] make a fuss of me, [F] I'm not French [Bb] if you can see,
But I know what they mean when they say [F] weewee, down on the Maginot Line.
[Eb] Now imagine me in the Maginot [Bb] Line, sitting on a mine [Eb] in the Maginot Line.
Now it's turned out nice again, [Bb] the army life is fine,
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You should see me out in [Bb] France, wearing [Eb] my tin hat,
[Bb] Mid-shot and shell, it's worse than, [F] well it's [Fm] even worse than that.
[Eb] Now imagine me in the Maginot [Bb] Line, sitting on a [Eb] mine in the Maginot [Bb] Line.
Now it's [Cm] turned out nice, it's, [Bb] the army life is fine,
[Eb] French girls [Ab] make a fuss of me, [F] I'm not French [Bb] if you can see,
But I know what they mean when they say [F] weewee, down on the Maginot Line.
[Eb] Now imagine me in the Maginot [Bb] Line, sitting on a mine [Eb] in the Maginot Line.
Now it's turned out nice again, [Bb] the army life is fine,
[Eb] The enemy [Ab] we had to chase, [F] but my gun [Bb] got out of place,
[Eb] I went and shot the colonel in the face, [F] down on the [Eb] Maginot Line.
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[Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Gm] _ _ [Bb] _ _
[Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ [F] Now [Eb] imagine me in the Maginot [Bb] Line, sitting on a mine [Eb] in the Maginot Line.
[Bb] Now it's turned [Gm] out nice again, [Bb] the army life is fine,
[Eb] At night myself [Ab] to sleep I sing, [F] to my old tin hat I cling,
[Eb] I have to use it now for everything, [F] down on the Maginot Line.
Now imagine me in the Maginot [Bb] Line, sitting on a [Eb] mine in the Maginot [Bb] Line.
Now it's [Eb] turned out nice [Bb] again, the army life is fine,
[Eb] Suddenly a pain I [F] felt, a doctor on my tummy [Eb] knelt,
He slapped a porges underneath [C] me felt, right [Bb] on the [F] Maginot Line.
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_ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ [F] _ [Bb] _
_ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ [Bb] _ _
[Fm] Now imagine me in [Db] the Maginot Line, [Bb] sitting on a mine [Eb] in the Maginot Line.
[Bb] Now it's turned [Cm] out nice again, [Bb] the army life is fine,
[Eb] Hitler [Ab] can't kid us a lot, [F] his secret [Bb] weapons tummy rot,
You ought to [Eb] see what the sergeant's [F] got, down on the Maginot Line,
Down on [Eb] the Maginot Line. _ _
You should see me out in [Bb] France, wearing [Eb] my tin hat,
[Bb] Mid-shot and shell, it's worse than, [F] well it's [Fm] even worse than that.
[Eb] Now imagine me in the Maginot [Bb] Line, sitting on a [Eb] mine in the Maginot [Bb] Line.
Now it's [Cm] turned out nice, it's, [Bb] the army life is fine,
[Eb] French girls [Ab] make a fuss of me, [F] I'm not French [Bb] if you can see,
But I know what they mean when they say [F] weewee, down on the Maginot Line.
[Eb] Now imagine me in the Maginot [Bb] Line, sitting on a mine [Eb] in the Maginot Line.
Now it's turned out nice again, [Bb] the army life is fine,
[Eb] The enemy [Ab] we had to chase, [F] but my gun [Bb] got out of place,
[Eb] I went and shot the colonel in the face, [F] down on the [Eb] Maginot Line.
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[Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Gm] _ _ [Bb] _ _
[Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ [F] Now [Eb] imagine me in the Maginot [Bb] Line, sitting on a mine [Eb] in the Maginot Line.
[Bb] Now it's turned [Gm] out nice again, [Bb] the army life is fine,
[Eb] At night myself [Ab] to sleep I sing, [F] to my old tin hat I cling,
[Eb] I have to use it now for everything, [F] down on the Maginot Line.
Now imagine me in the Maginot [Bb] Line, sitting on a [Eb] mine in the Maginot [Bb] Line.
Now it's [Eb] turned out nice [Bb] again, the army life is fine,
[Eb] Suddenly a pain I [F] felt, a doctor on my tummy [Eb] knelt,
He slapped a porges underneath [C] me felt, right [Bb] on the [F] Maginot Line.
[Eb] _ _ _ [G] _ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] _
_ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ [F] _ [Bb] _
_ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ [Bb] _ _
[Fm] Now imagine me in [Db] the Maginot Line, [Bb] sitting on a mine [Eb] in the Maginot Line.
[Bb] Now it's turned [Cm] out nice again, [Bb] the army life is fine,
[Eb] Hitler [Ab] can't kid us a lot, [F] his secret [Bb] weapons tummy rot,
You ought to [Eb] see what the sergeant's [F] got, down on the Maginot Line,
Down on [Eb] the Maginot Line. _ _
