Marsjkonkurransen Chords by Lalla Carlsen
Tempo:
123.05 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
C
Eb
Fm
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Eb] [Gbm] [Bb] [Gm]
[Db] [C] [Dm] [Bb]
[Eb]
I am the [Bb] witch [Eb] Huskeru, who won the match against Huskeru, and all [C] the sports friends know her.
[Fm] And I and [C] Hunneli with the lock [Fm] that sits in the box, [C] she was so cute, and [F] we were laughing from boys [Bb] and from grown [Eb] men.
And I and I and I and I.
We sat [Bb] one day by the pool [Eb] on the edge, and I and [Bb] Hunneli, we put up [Eb] the damp, found [C] strength and won in the [Fm] association.
Hunneli was [C] used to walk in front of [Fm] men, and I myself have [C] sometimes gone out of my mind, [F] so I will tell [Bb] you that we were in [Eb] training.
And I and I and I and I.
I went so it [Bb] hung and bent and [Eb] whistled and knocked and said [Bb] and knud and [Eb] snorted by the hair of the [C] stool.
I went home with shoes, [Fm] I did not know if it [C] was evening [Fm] or morning, and the legs were twisted [C] around the heels [Fm] in front.
I missed [Bb] the first two up at [Eb] the row, but I went and went and went and went.
It was torn [Bb] corsets and fair [Eb] brunettes, became thin blondes a few hours later, it ran away [C] cosmetics and rouse and make [Fm]-up.
And the hair [C] hung around the forehead, [Fm] in the end there were several [C] who clung to the knee, [F] and some [Bb] who could only [Eb] wail.
But they went and went and went and went.
The women who [Bb] went past, that she [Eb] met with two half-baked [Bb] as dingle-eyed, [Eb] with whip in hand [C] and margarine in her [Fm] hair.
She went out and had [C] him as a leg, and in [Fm]
Norway they [C] had an 80 [F]-kilo ham, and [Bb] he had become pure, beautiful [Eb] hair.
But I and I and I and I.
When the food [Bb] came out, [Eb] they picked up [Bb] Hunneli [Eb] with the lid with the tongue [C] out of the throat, always in [Fm] a daze.
I looked to my joy [C] that now was the time [Fm] of the dance, [C] and there I got Hunneli a little, [F] and she was [Bb] dragged away for an [Eb] hour.
But I and I and I and I.
The most horrible [Bb] young men are mine, and [Eb] he screams, he cries, he [Bb] was thin and dark, he was [Eb] pale, who cries out, [C] Mom, be welcome.
[Fm] When a little boy is drawn [C] to the pale as a prince, [Fm] as dad has knocked [C] up the legs of a prince, [F] and we have [Bb] crushed cocks in the [Eb] oven.
But I and I and I and I.
I was [Bb] number two when I went [Eb] up to measure with muscles in the legs [Bb] and hard [Eb] as steel, with a [Gb] bulge in the [C] chest and a slender, slender waist.
[Fm] Hunneli was [C] dragged away because she was [Fm] young, lost [C] her way all the way in [F] her pants, and then I got [Bb] the big gold medal.
[Eb] [Bb] [Abm] [C]
[F] [Bb] [Eb]
[N]
[Db] [C] [Dm] [Bb]
[Eb]
I am the [Bb] witch [Eb] Huskeru, who won the match against Huskeru, and all [C] the sports friends know her.
[Fm] And I and [C] Hunneli with the lock [Fm] that sits in the box, [C] she was so cute, and [F] we were laughing from boys [Bb] and from grown [Eb] men.
And I and I and I and I.
We sat [Bb] one day by the pool [Eb] on the edge, and I and [Bb] Hunneli, we put up [Eb] the damp, found [C] strength and won in the [Fm] association.
Hunneli was [C] used to walk in front of [Fm] men, and I myself have [C] sometimes gone out of my mind, [F] so I will tell [Bb] you that we were in [Eb] training.
And I and I and I and I.
I went so it [Bb] hung and bent and [Eb] whistled and knocked and said [Bb] and knud and [Eb] snorted by the hair of the [C] stool.
I went home with shoes, [Fm] I did not know if it [C] was evening [Fm] or morning, and the legs were twisted [C] around the heels [Fm] in front.
I missed [Bb] the first two up at [Eb] the row, but I went and went and went and went.
It was torn [Bb] corsets and fair [Eb] brunettes, became thin blondes a few hours later, it ran away [C] cosmetics and rouse and make [Fm]-up.
And the hair [C] hung around the forehead, [Fm] in the end there were several [C] who clung to the knee, [F] and some [Bb] who could only [Eb] wail.
But they went and went and went and went.
The women who [Bb] went past, that she [Eb] met with two half-baked [Bb] as dingle-eyed, [Eb] with whip in hand [C] and margarine in her [Fm] hair.
She went out and had [C] him as a leg, and in [Fm]
Norway they [C] had an 80 [F]-kilo ham, and [Bb] he had become pure, beautiful [Eb] hair.
But I and I and I and I.
When the food [Bb] came out, [Eb] they picked up [Bb] Hunneli [Eb] with the lid with the tongue [C] out of the throat, always in [Fm] a daze.
I looked to my joy [C] that now was the time [Fm] of the dance, [C] and there I got Hunneli a little, [F] and she was [Bb] dragged away for an [Eb] hour.
But I and I and I and I.
The most horrible [Bb] young men are mine, and [Eb] he screams, he cries, he [Bb] was thin and dark, he was [Eb] pale, who cries out, [C] Mom, be welcome.
[Fm] When a little boy is drawn [C] to the pale as a prince, [Fm] as dad has knocked [C] up the legs of a prince, [F] and we have [Bb] crushed cocks in the [Eb] oven.
But I and I and I and I.
I was [Bb] number two when I went [Eb] up to measure with muscles in the legs [Bb] and hard [Eb] as steel, with a [Gb] bulge in the [C] chest and a slender, slender waist.
[Fm] Hunneli was [C] dragged away because she was [Fm] young, lost [C] her way all the way in [F] her pants, and then I got [Bb] the big gold medal.
[Eb] [Bb] [Abm] [C]
[F] [Bb] [Eb]
[N]
Key:
Bb
C
Eb
Fm
F
Bb
C
Eb
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ [Gbm] _ [Bb] _ _ [Gm] _ _
[Db] _ [C] _ _ [Dm] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I am the [Bb] witch [Eb] Huskeru, who won the match against Huskeru, and all [C] the sports friends know her.
[Fm] _ _ And I and [C] Hunneli with the lock [Fm] that sits in the box, [C] she was so cute, and [F] we were laughing from boys [Bb] and from grown [Eb] men.
And I and I and I and I.
_ _ _ We sat [Bb] one day by the pool [Eb] on the edge, and I and [Bb] Hunneli, we put up [Eb] the damp, found [C] strength and won in the [Fm] association.
_ Hunneli was [C] used to walk in front of [Fm] men, and I myself have [C] sometimes gone out of my mind, [F] so I will tell [Bb] you that we were in [Eb] training.
And I and I and I and I.
_ _ I went so it [Bb] hung and bent and [Eb] whistled and knocked and said [Bb] and knud and [Eb] snorted by the hair of the [C] stool.
I went home with shoes, [Fm] _ I did not know if it [C] was evening [Fm] or morning, and the legs were twisted [C] around the heels [Fm] in front.
I missed [Bb] the first two up at [Eb] the row, but I went and went and went and went.
_ _ It was torn [Bb] corsets and fair [Eb] brunettes, became thin blondes a few hours later, it ran away [C] cosmetics and rouse and make [Fm]-up.
And the hair [C] hung around the forehead, [Fm] in the end there were several [C] who clung to the knee, [F] and some [Bb] who could only [Eb] wail.
But they went and went and went and went.
_ _ The women who [Bb] went past, that she [Eb] met with two half-baked [Bb] as dingle-eyed, [Eb] with whip in hand [C] and margarine in her [Fm] hair.
She went out and had [C] him as a leg, and in [Fm]
Norway they [C] had an 80 [F]-kilo ham, and [Bb] he had become pure, beautiful [Eb] hair.
But I and I and I and I.
_ _ When the food [Bb] came out, [Eb] they picked up [Bb] Hunneli [Eb] with the lid with the tongue [C] out of the throat, always in [Fm] a daze.
I looked to my joy [C] that now was the time [Fm] of the dance, [C] and there I got Hunneli a little, [F] and she was [Bb] dragged away for an [Eb] hour.
But I and I and I and _ _ I.
The most horrible [Bb] young men are mine, and [Eb] he screams, he cries, he [Bb] was thin and dark, he was [Eb] pale, who cries out, [C] Mom, be welcome.
[Fm] _ When a little boy is drawn [C] to the pale as a prince, [Fm] as dad has knocked [C] up the legs of a prince, [F] and we have [Bb] crushed cocks in the [Eb] oven.
But I and I and I and I.
_ _ I was [Bb] number two when I went [Eb] up to measure with muscles in the legs [Bb] and hard [Eb] as steel, with a [Gb] bulge in the [C] chest and a slender, slender waist.
[Fm] _ _ Hunneli was [C] dragged away because she was [Fm] young, lost [C] her way all the way in [F] her pants, and then I got [Bb] the big gold medal.
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [Abm] _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _
_ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ [Gbm] _ [Bb] _ _ [Gm] _ _
[Db] _ [C] _ _ [Dm] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I am the [Bb] witch [Eb] Huskeru, who won the match against Huskeru, and all [C] the sports friends know her.
[Fm] _ _ And I and [C] Hunneli with the lock [Fm] that sits in the box, [C] she was so cute, and [F] we were laughing from boys [Bb] and from grown [Eb] men.
And I and I and I and I.
_ _ _ We sat [Bb] one day by the pool [Eb] on the edge, and I and [Bb] Hunneli, we put up [Eb] the damp, found [C] strength and won in the [Fm] association.
_ Hunneli was [C] used to walk in front of [Fm] men, and I myself have [C] sometimes gone out of my mind, [F] so I will tell [Bb] you that we were in [Eb] training.
And I and I and I and I.
_ _ I went so it [Bb] hung and bent and [Eb] whistled and knocked and said [Bb] and knud and [Eb] snorted by the hair of the [C] stool.
I went home with shoes, [Fm] _ I did not know if it [C] was evening [Fm] or morning, and the legs were twisted [C] around the heels [Fm] in front.
I missed [Bb] the first two up at [Eb] the row, but I went and went and went and went.
_ _ It was torn [Bb] corsets and fair [Eb] brunettes, became thin blondes a few hours later, it ran away [C] cosmetics and rouse and make [Fm]-up.
And the hair [C] hung around the forehead, [Fm] in the end there were several [C] who clung to the knee, [F] and some [Bb] who could only [Eb] wail.
But they went and went and went and went.
_ _ The women who [Bb] went past, that she [Eb] met with two half-baked [Bb] as dingle-eyed, [Eb] with whip in hand [C] and margarine in her [Fm] hair.
She went out and had [C] him as a leg, and in [Fm]
Norway they [C] had an 80 [F]-kilo ham, and [Bb] he had become pure, beautiful [Eb] hair.
But I and I and I and I.
_ _ When the food [Bb] came out, [Eb] they picked up [Bb] Hunneli [Eb] with the lid with the tongue [C] out of the throat, always in [Fm] a daze.
I looked to my joy [C] that now was the time [Fm] of the dance, [C] and there I got Hunneli a little, [F] and she was [Bb] dragged away for an [Eb] hour.
But I and I and I and _ _ I.
The most horrible [Bb] young men are mine, and [Eb] he screams, he cries, he [Bb] was thin and dark, he was [Eb] pale, who cries out, [C] Mom, be welcome.
[Fm] _ When a little boy is drawn [C] to the pale as a prince, [Fm] as dad has knocked [C] up the legs of a prince, [F] and we have [Bb] crushed cocks in the [Eb] oven.
But I and I and I and I.
_ _ I was [Bb] number two when I went [Eb] up to measure with muscles in the legs [Bb] and hard [Eb] as steel, with a [Gb] bulge in the [C] chest and a slender, slender waist.
[Fm] _ _ Hunneli was [C] dragged away because she was [Fm] young, lost [C] her way all the way in [F] her pants, and then I got [Bb] the big gold medal.
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [Abm] _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _
_ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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