Chords for Luke Kelly-Come My Little Son
Tempo:
71.6 bpm
Chords used:
F
Bb
C
G
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret

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[G]
[F] [D] [F]
Come me little son and I will tell you what we'll do
Undress yourself and get into bed and a tale I'll [Bb] tell to you
[F] It's all [Bb] about your daddy, [F] he's a man you seldom [Bb] see
For he's [F] had to roam far away from home, away [Bb] from you and me
Remember laddie, he's [F] still your dad, though he's working [Bb] far away
In [F] the cold and [C] heat of the [F] hours of the week on England's motorway
Now when you fall and hurt yourself and get a feeling bad
It isn't [Bb] any [F] good to go running for [Bb] your dad
[F] For the only time [Bb] since you [F] were born he's had to [Bb] spend with you
[F] He was out of a [C] job and he [F] hadn't a bob, he was [Bb] signing on [F] the brew
Remember laddie, [Bb] he's [F] still your dad, though he's working [Bb] far away
[F] In the cold and [C] heat of the [F] hours of the week on [Bb] England's [F] motorway
Sure [C] we'd like your [F] daddy here, yes sure it would be fine
To have him [Bb] working [F] near our home and to see him [Bb] all the time
[F] But beggars can't [Bb] be [F] choosers and we have to bear [Bb] our load
[F] For we need the money your daddy earns [Bb] working on [F] the road
Remember laddie, [Bb] he's [F] still your dad and he'll [C] soon be [Bb] home to stay
[F] For a week or [C] two with [F] me and you when he [Bb] builds the
[F] motorway
[N]
[F] [D] [F]
Come me little son and I will tell you what we'll do
Undress yourself and get into bed and a tale I'll [Bb] tell to you
[F] It's all [Bb] about your daddy, [F] he's a man you seldom [Bb] see
For he's [F] had to roam far away from home, away [Bb] from you and me
Remember laddie, he's [F] still your dad, though he's working [Bb] far away
In [F] the cold and [C] heat of the [F] hours of the week on England's motorway
Now when you fall and hurt yourself and get a feeling bad
It isn't [Bb] any [F] good to go running for [Bb] your dad
[F] For the only time [Bb] since you [F] were born he's had to [Bb] spend with you
[F] He was out of a [C] job and he [F] hadn't a bob, he was [Bb] signing on [F] the brew
Remember laddie, [Bb] he's [F] still your dad, though he's working [Bb] far away
[F] In the cold and [C] heat of the [F] hours of the week on [Bb] England's [F] motorway
Sure [C] we'd like your [F] daddy here, yes sure it would be fine
To have him [Bb] working [F] near our home and to see him [Bb] all the time
[F] But beggars can't [Bb] be [F] choosers and we have to bear [Bb] our load
[F] For we need the money your daddy earns [Bb] working on [F] the road
Remember laddie, [Bb] he's [F] still your dad and he'll [C] soon be [Bb] home to stay
[F] For a week or [C] two with [F] me and you when he [Bb] builds the
[F] motorway
[N]
Key:
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Bb
C
G
D
F
Bb
C
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[F] _ [D] _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ Come me little son and I will tell you what we'll do
Undress yourself and get into bed and a tale I'll [Bb] tell to you
[F] It's all [Bb] about your daddy, [F] he's a man you seldom [Bb] see
For he's [F] had to roam far away from home, away [Bb] from you and me
_ _ Remember laddie, he's [F] still your dad, though he's working [Bb] far away
In [F] the cold and [C] heat of the [F] hours of the week on England's _ motorway
Now when you fall and hurt yourself and get a feeling bad
It isn't [Bb] any [F] good to go running for [Bb] your dad
[F] For the only time [Bb] since you [F] were born he's had to [Bb] spend with you
[F] He was out of a [C] job and he [F] hadn't a bob, he was [Bb] signing on [F] the brew
Remember laddie, [Bb] he's [F] still your dad, though he's working [Bb] far away
[F] In the cold and [C] heat of the [F] hours of the week on [Bb] England's [F] motorway
_ Sure [C] we'd like your [F] daddy here, yes sure it would be fine
To have him [Bb] working [F] near our home and to see him [Bb] all the time
[F] But beggars can't [Bb] be [F] choosers and we have to bear [Bb] our load
[F] For we need the money your daddy earns [Bb] working on [F] the road
Remember laddie, [Bb] he's [F] still your dad and he'll [C] soon be [Bb] home to stay
[F] For a week or [C] two with [F] me and you when he [Bb] builds the _
[F] motorway _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _
[F] _ [D] _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ Come me little son and I will tell you what we'll do
Undress yourself and get into bed and a tale I'll [Bb] tell to you
[F] It's all [Bb] about your daddy, [F] he's a man you seldom [Bb] see
For he's [F] had to roam far away from home, away [Bb] from you and me
_ _ Remember laddie, he's [F] still your dad, though he's working [Bb] far away
In [F] the cold and [C] heat of the [F] hours of the week on England's _ motorway
Now when you fall and hurt yourself and get a feeling bad
It isn't [Bb] any [F] good to go running for [Bb] your dad
[F] For the only time [Bb] since you [F] were born he's had to [Bb] spend with you
[F] He was out of a [C] job and he [F] hadn't a bob, he was [Bb] signing on [F] the brew
Remember laddie, [Bb] he's [F] still your dad, though he's working [Bb] far away
[F] In the cold and [C] heat of the [F] hours of the week on [Bb] England's [F] motorway
_ Sure [C] we'd like your [F] daddy here, yes sure it would be fine
To have him [Bb] working [F] near our home and to see him [Bb] all the time
[F] But beggars can't [Bb] be [F] choosers and we have to bear [Bb] our load
[F] For we need the money your daddy earns [Bb] working on [F] the road
Remember laddie, [Bb] he's [F] still your dad and he'll [C] soon be [Bb] home to stay
[F] For a week or [C] two with [F] me and you when he [Bb] builds the _
[F] motorway _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _