Chords for Max Bygraves - Run Rabbit Run

_ _ And that was one of the old wartime songs.
Do you remember the war?
_ Do you remember Winston Churchill? _
Do you remember my change?
_ Oh, is that it?
_ [G] Is that all the change I get out of a fiver?
Oh, I [Gb] remember when I used to come in this pub.
A gin and tonic [F] was five pence.
Somebody like my mother could come in here and get drunk on [Gb] twelve quid.
Do you know why we won the war?
We had good songs.
Great songs.
The Germans only had one [Bb] song, all about that lady standing underneath the lamplight.
We had [Db] all the good songs.
Here's a few of [F] them.
_ [Em] _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ [C] Kiss me goodnight, [Eb] Sergeant Major.
_ _ [F] Tuck me in my little wooden [Bm] bed.
[Cm] _ _ [Gm] We all love you, Sergeant [Eb] Major.
_ [Cm] _ When we [F] hear you bowling, show [Cm] a laugh.
[Bb] _ [Eb] Don't forget [Em] to wake me in [Bb] the [Gm] morning.
[C] Bring me round a nice hot cup [F] of tea.
_ _ [Bb] Kiss me [Eb] goodnight, Sergeant Major.
[C] _ [F] Sergeant Major, be a mother [Bb] to me.
[A] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ Run, red pig, run, [D] red pig, run, run, run.
Bang, [Em] bang, bang, [Em] bang, goes the [E] farmer's gun.
So run, red pig, run, [A] red pig, run, run, run.
[D] Run, red pig, run, [A] red pig, run, run, run.
Come and give the farmer [D] his fun, fun, fun.
He'll get by [G] without his rabbit pie.
[A] So run, red pig, run, [D] red pig, run, run, run.
On the farm, [Em]
every Friday.
[D] On the farm, _ [Em]
it's red [A] pie day.
[Bm] So every Friday [A] that ever comes [D] along,
I get up early [Bm] and sing this [A] little song.
[D] Run, red pig, run, [A] red _ _ _ pig, run, [D] red pig, run, run, run.
_ [Em] _ Run, _
_ [E] _ _ _ red pig, run, [A] red pig, [B] run, red pig, run, run, run.
[D] Run, red pig, run, [A] red pig, run, run, run.
Come and give the [D] farmer his fun, fun, fun.
[Em] He'll get [G] by without his rabbit pie.
[A] So run, red pig, run, [D] red pig, [E] run, run, run.
[Bb] Ma, I [Gm] miss your apple pie.
[F] Ma, I [Eb] miss your stew.
[Cm] _ _ Ma, they're treating me all right.
[Gm] But they can't cook [Eb] like [F] you.
[Bb] Oh, ma, _ nobody's spoiling me [F] like you [Eb] used to do.
[F] _ [Bb] They won't let [Dbm] me stay [F] in bed until [Bb] noon.
At 5 [Dbm].45, [Ab] they play me [F] a tune.
[Bb] Oh, ma, I [F] miss your [G] apple pie.
And [Cm] by the way, I miss [Bb] you _ [G] too.
[Ab] Bless them all.
_ [Ab] Bless them all.
_ The [Bbm] dog and the shogun, [Db] the [Bbm] toad.
_ [Eb] Bless all the sergeants and _ W01s.
[Bb] Bless all the corporals and their Lincoln [Eb] son.
[Ab] Cause we're saying goodbye to them [Fm] all.
[Ab] And back to them village [Db] they call.
[Bb] _ [Eb] You'll get no promotion this side of the ocean.
[Bbm] So cheer up, my lads, [Ab] bless them [C] all.
[Bb] Bless them all.
_ Bless them all.
_ The dog [Bb] and the [Eb] shogun, the [C] toad.
_ [F] Bless all the [F] sergeants and _ _ [C] W01s.
Bless all the corporals and [F] their Lincoln son.
[Bb] Cause we're saying goodbye to them all.
And back to them village [Eb] they call.
[C] _ [F] You'll get no promotion this side of the ocean.
[Cm] So cheer up, [F] my lads, [G] bless [Bb] them [Eb] all.
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