Chords for Newfoundland Dictionary - Buddy Wasisname
Tempo:
107.45 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
D
F
Bbm
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Aspects.
Now in that song
Aspects.
No, Aspects wasn't in that song, Kevin.
No, I know, but they never stuck it in the dictionary either.
No, that's what I mean.
Which dictionary are you talking [D] about, Kevin?
The Newfoundland dictionary.
Oh, that one.
Aspects.
Sure, you never stuck half the words in there, Kevin?
I left most of it in there.
Well, there's a good many they never stuck in the dictionary, by the way.
SWIT, SWIT.
Not in the Newfoundland dictionary.
O-M-E-N-E-R-A-F-S, homie nerfs.
Not in the dictionary.
Most basic and fundamental word that they should have had in the Newfoundland dictionary was, How you getting on, hockey?
They missed it.
I mean, when I steps off the ferry in Port-au-Prince, there's always someone says, [F] How you getting on, buddy?
Poor buddy from Toronto.
Fellow goes along and says, How you getting on, buddy?
Buddy says, I got my ticket.
I'm going to walk right on up over [D] the ramp.
That's not exactly what he meant by, How you getting on, hockey?
[Bb] [F] There's a totally different interpretation.
You take, How you getting on, buddy?
Where [Bbm]
you from?
[E] [Bb]
What's your name?
[C] I know you.
I know your father.
This boy I know is your father.
Hold on.
Don't tell me, don't tell me, don't tell [F] me you're a father.
Hold on.
Mr.
Gaines from Glovertown, right?
No, I'm buddy putter.
No, hold on.
No, no, no.
This boy I know is your mother.
Your mother, don't tell me now, your mother married Mr.
Gaines.
Mrs.
Gaines from Glovertown, right?
Right on, buddy putter.
No, hold on.
No, no, no.
I know you.
This boy I know is you.
You're Nick Gaines from Glovertown.
How do you know that?
You just [Bb] told me.
[D]
You see?
How you going to look down at Newfoundland dictionary?
Now in that song
Aspects.
No, Aspects wasn't in that song, Kevin.
No, I know, but they never stuck it in the dictionary either.
No, that's what I mean.
Which dictionary are you talking [D] about, Kevin?
The Newfoundland dictionary.
Oh, that one.
Aspects.
Sure, you never stuck half the words in there, Kevin?
I left most of it in there.
Well, there's a good many they never stuck in the dictionary, by the way.
SWIT, SWIT.
Not in the Newfoundland dictionary.
O-M-E-N-E-R-A-F-S, homie nerfs.
Not in the dictionary.
Most basic and fundamental word that they should have had in the Newfoundland dictionary was, How you getting on, hockey?
They missed it.
I mean, when I steps off the ferry in Port-au-Prince, there's always someone says, [F] How you getting on, buddy?
Poor buddy from Toronto.
Fellow goes along and says, How you getting on, buddy?
Buddy says, I got my ticket.
I'm going to walk right on up over [D] the ramp.
That's not exactly what he meant by, How you getting on, hockey?
[Bb] [F] There's a totally different interpretation.
You take, How you getting on, buddy?
Where [Bbm]
you from?
[E] [Bb]
What's your name?
[C] I know you.
I know your father.
This boy I know is your father.
Hold on.
Don't tell me, don't tell me, don't tell [F] me you're a father.
Hold on.
Mr.
Gaines from Glovertown, right?
No, I'm buddy putter.
No, hold on.
No, no, no.
This boy I know is your mother.
Your mother, don't tell me now, your mother married Mr.
Gaines.
Mrs.
Gaines from Glovertown, right?
Right on, buddy putter.
No, hold on.
No, no, no.
I know you.
This boy I know is you.
You're Nick Gaines from Glovertown.
How do you know that?
You just [Bb] told me.
[D]
You see?
How you going to look down at Newfoundland dictionary?
Key:
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D
F
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E
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D
F
_ _ _ _ Aspects.
Now in that song_
Aspects.
_ No, Aspects wasn't in that song, Kevin.
No, I know, but they never stuck it in the dictionary either.
No, that's what I mean.
_ _ Which dictionary are you talking [D] about, Kevin?
The Newfoundland dictionary.
Oh, that one.
Aspects.
Sure, you never stuck half the words in there, Kevin?
I left most of it in there.
Well, there's a good many they never stuck in the dictionary, by the way.
SWIT, SWIT.
_ _ _ Not in the Newfoundland dictionary.
_ O-M-E-N-E-R-A-F-S, homie nerfs. _
_ _ Not in the dictionary. _ _ _
Most basic and fundamental word that they should have had in the Newfoundland dictionary was, How you getting on, hockey?
_ _ _ _ They missed it.
I mean, when I steps off the ferry in Port-au-Prince, there's always someone says, [F] How you getting on, buddy?
Poor buddy from Toronto.
Fellow goes along and says, How you getting on, buddy?
Buddy says, I got my ticket.
I'm going to walk right on up over [D] the ramp. _ _
_ _ That's not exactly what he meant by, How you getting on, hockey?
[Bb] _ _ [F] There's a totally different interpretation. _
You take, How you getting on, buddy?
Where [Bbm] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ you from?
_ [E] _ [Bb] _ _ _ _
What's your name?
_ _ _ _ _ [C] I know you.
I know _ your father.
This boy I know is your father.
Hold on.
Don't tell me, don't tell me, don't tell [F] me you're a father.
Hold on. _ _
_ Mr.
Gaines from Glovertown, right?
No, I'm buddy putter.
No, hold on.
No, no, no.
_ _ This boy I know is your mother.
Your mother, don't tell me now, your mother married Mr.
Gaines.
Mrs.
Gaines from Glovertown, right?
Right on, buddy putter.
No, hold on.
No, no, no.
I know you.
This boy I know is you.
You're Nick Gaines from Glovertown.
How do you know that?
You just [Bb] told me.
_ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ You see? _ _ _
How you going to look down at Newfoundland dictionary? _ _
Now in that song_
Aspects.
_ No, Aspects wasn't in that song, Kevin.
No, I know, but they never stuck it in the dictionary either.
No, that's what I mean.
_ _ Which dictionary are you talking [D] about, Kevin?
The Newfoundland dictionary.
Oh, that one.
Aspects.
Sure, you never stuck half the words in there, Kevin?
I left most of it in there.
Well, there's a good many they never stuck in the dictionary, by the way.
SWIT, SWIT.
_ _ _ Not in the Newfoundland dictionary.
_ O-M-E-N-E-R-A-F-S, homie nerfs. _
_ _ Not in the dictionary. _ _ _
Most basic and fundamental word that they should have had in the Newfoundland dictionary was, How you getting on, hockey?
_ _ _ _ They missed it.
I mean, when I steps off the ferry in Port-au-Prince, there's always someone says, [F] How you getting on, buddy?
Poor buddy from Toronto.
Fellow goes along and says, How you getting on, buddy?
Buddy says, I got my ticket.
I'm going to walk right on up over [D] the ramp. _ _
_ _ That's not exactly what he meant by, How you getting on, hockey?
[Bb] _ _ [F] There's a totally different interpretation. _
You take, How you getting on, buddy?
Where [Bbm] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ you from?
_ [E] _ [Bb] _ _ _ _
What's your name?
_ _ _ _ _ [C] I know you.
I know _ your father.
This boy I know is your father.
Hold on.
Don't tell me, don't tell me, don't tell [F] me you're a father.
Hold on. _ _
_ Mr.
Gaines from Glovertown, right?
No, I'm buddy putter.
No, hold on.
No, no, no.
_ _ This boy I know is your mother.
Your mother, don't tell me now, your mother married Mr.
Gaines.
Mrs.
Gaines from Glovertown, right?
Right on, buddy putter.
No, hold on.
No, no, no.
I know you.
This boy I know is you.
You're Nick Gaines from Glovertown.
How do you know that?
You just [Bb] told me.
_ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ You see? _ _ _
How you going to look down at Newfoundland dictionary? _ _