Chords for Pal Yat Chee
Tempo:
124.45 bpm
Chords used:
G
Eb
Fm
Gm
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Gm] [Em] [Gm] [Em]
[Bb]
[F] [Em] [Gm]
[Dm] [A] [D] When we was in the city, we [G] was wondering [D] where to go.
The sign spelled out Pagliacci [Em] up in lights above the show.
[D] We thought it would be a western [G] till the stage lit [D] up with light.
And ninety-seven [A] people sung without a horse [D] in sight.
[G] We couldn't understand them cause [D] they spoke a foreign tongue.
[E]
But we can give you some idea [A] of [E] what we think [Gb] they [A] sung.
[Gm]
Pretty Pagliacci, [Bb] so [Gm] formal [Dm] and [A] fun to
[Bbm] All at once, [C] there's a fat guy [Bb] in a [Eb] clown suit.
[Bbm] It ain't Halloween, that's for sure.
[Eb] Then [Ab] this here feller, this punchy neller, [C] begins to [Cm] beller.
[C] Like we all [Ab] was deep
[Fm]
That was [Cm] Pagliacci, [G] and he [Cm] sung
Invest in a tuba, and something or other [Bb] but Cuba.
He sung about a lady [Eb] who weighed two hundred [Ab] and eighty.
When [G] she takes [F] a powder, [C] he just starts [F] chirping louder.
[Abm] And he don't do a [Eb] goddard [Bb] thing, except to stand up there and sing.
When [Fm] we listen to Pagliacci, we get [Cm] itchy and [Fm] scratchy.
This sure [Ab] is top corn, [G] so we go and buy [C] some [Fm] popcorn.
We hate to go back, [Ab] but we can't get our dough [F] back.
Ain't no use [G] complaining, cause outside it's a raining.
[Eb]
[E] [Eb] [D] [Gm]
[F] [Fm]
[Cm] [Bb] [Cm]
[G] [Cm] Seven hours later, we're still in the darn theater.
[Fm] Taking [Ab] turns a [Em] napping, [Eb] though waiting for [Ab] something to happen.
[G] Pagliacci, [Bbm] he ain't hurrying, [E] but the folks on [Fm] stage are flurrying.
[Abm] And it sounds like Ketchy [Gm] Turian's [Eb] neighbor dance.
[Gm] Then old Pagliacci finds a guy, he's seeking cheek to cheek.
And with his wife, he grabs a knife and stabs a louse who stole his spouse.
And then he stabs a lady and himself.
Ain't very sanitary.
They all collapse, but old [Eb] Pagliacci sets up.
Then he gets up, sings, I'm dying, I am dying, I am dying.
We start crying, cause to tell the truth, we're dying too.
[Fm] As the footlights fade [D] out, we see [G] Pagliacci laid [F] out.
But the dagger [Cm] never called [G] it.
Pagliacci was plum [Eb] exhausted.
[Fm] Fridi Pagliacci, su [Ab] tuo amo [Bb] reina.
[Eb]
[Bb]
[F] [Em] [Gm]
[Dm] [A] [D] When we was in the city, we [G] was wondering [D] where to go.
The sign spelled out Pagliacci [Em] up in lights above the show.
[D] We thought it would be a western [G] till the stage lit [D] up with light.
And ninety-seven [A] people sung without a horse [D] in sight.
[G] We couldn't understand them cause [D] they spoke a foreign tongue.
[E]
But we can give you some idea [A] of [E] what we think [Gb] they [A] sung.
[Gm]
Pretty Pagliacci, [Bb] so [Gm] formal [Dm] and [A] fun to
[Bbm] All at once, [C] there's a fat guy [Bb] in a [Eb] clown suit.
[Bbm] It ain't Halloween, that's for sure.
[Eb] Then [Ab] this here feller, this punchy neller, [C] begins to [Cm] beller.
[C] Like we all [Ab] was deep
[Fm]
That was [Cm] Pagliacci, [G] and he [Cm] sung
Invest in a tuba, and something or other [Bb] but Cuba.
He sung about a lady [Eb] who weighed two hundred [Ab] and eighty.
When [G] she takes [F] a powder, [C] he just starts [F] chirping louder.
[Abm] And he don't do a [Eb] goddard [Bb] thing, except to stand up there and sing.
When [Fm] we listen to Pagliacci, we get [Cm] itchy and [Fm] scratchy.
This sure [Ab] is top corn, [G] so we go and buy [C] some [Fm] popcorn.
We hate to go back, [Ab] but we can't get our dough [F] back.
Ain't no use [G] complaining, cause outside it's a raining.
[Eb]
[E] [Eb] [D] [Gm]
[F] [Fm]
[Cm] [Bb] [Cm]
[G] [Cm] Seven hours later, we're still in the darn theater.
[Fm] Taking [Ab] turns a [Em] napping, [Eb] though waiting for [Ab] something to happen.
[G] Pagliacci, [Bbm] he ain't hurrying, [E] but the folks on [Fm] stage are flurrying.
[Abm] And it sounds like Ketchy [Gm] Turian's [Eb] neighbor dance.
[Gm] Then old Pagliacci finds a guy, he's seeking cheek to cheek.
And with his wife, he grabs a knife and stabs a louse who stole his spouse.
And then he stabs a lady and himself.
Ain't very sanitary.
They all collapse, but old [Eb] Pagliacci sets up.
Then he gets up, sings, I'm dying, I am dying, I am dying.
We start crying, cause to tell the truth, we're dying too.
[Fm] As the footlights fade [D] out, we see [G] Pagliacci laid [F] out.
But the dagger [Cm] never called [G] it.
Pagliacci was plum [Eb] exhausted.
[Fm] Fridi Pagliacci, su [Ab] tuo amo [Bb] reina.
[Eb]
Key:
G
Eb
Fm
Gm
D
G
Eb
Fm
[Gm] _ _ _ [Em] _ _ [Gm] _ _ [Em] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ [Em] _ _ [Gm] _ _ _
[Dm] _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [D] When we was in the city, we [G] was wondering [D] where to go.
The sign spelled out Pagliacci [Em] up in lights above the show.
[D] We thought it would be a western [G] till the stage lit [D] up with light.
And ninety-seven [A] people sung without a horse [D] in sight.
[G] We couldn't understand them cause [D] they spoke a foreign tongue.
[E]
But we can give you some idea [A] of [E] what we think [Gb] they [A] sung.
_ [Gm] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Pretty Pagliacci, _ [Bb] _ so [Gm] formal [Dm] and _ [A] fun to_
[Bbm] _ All at once, [C] there's a fat guy [Bb] in a [Eb] clown suit.
[Bbm] It ain't Halloween, that's for sure.
[Eb] Then [Ab] this here feller, this punchy neller, [C] begins to [Cm] beller.
_ [C] Like we all [Ab] was _ deep_
[Fm] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ That was [Cm] Pagliacci, _ _ [G] _ and he [Cm] _ _ _ sung_
_ Invest in a tuba, and something or other [Bb] but Cuba.
He sung about a lady [Eb] who weighed two hundred [Ab] and eighty.
When [G] she takes [F] a powder, [C] he just starts [F] chirping louder.
[Abm] And he don't do a [Eb] goddard [Bb] thing, except to stand up there and sing.
When [Fm] we listen to Pagliacci, we get [Cm] itchy and [Fm] scratchy.
This sure [Ab] is top corn, [G] so we go and buy [C] some [Fm] popcorn.
We hate to go back, [Ab] but we can't get our dough [F] back.
Ain't no use [G] complaining, cause outside it's a raining.
[Eb] _ _
_ [E] _ _ [Eb] _ _ [D] _ [Gm] _ _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ [Fm] _ _ _
_ _ _ [Cm] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Cm] _
[G] _ _ _ [Cm] _ _ Seven hours later, we're still in the darn theater.
[Fm] Taking [Ab] turns a [Em] napping, [Eb] though waiting for [Ab] something to happen.
[G] Pagliacci, [Bbm] he ain't hurrying, [E] but the folks on [Fm] stage are flurrying.
[Abm] And it sounds like Ketchy [Gm] Turian's [Eb] neighbor dance. _ _
_ [Gm] Then old Pagliacci finds a guy, he's seeking cheek to cheek.
And with his wife, he grabs a knife and stabs a louse who stole his spouse.
And then he stabs a lady and himself.
Ain't very _ sanitary.
They all collapse, but old [Eb] Pagliacci sets up.
Then he gets up, sings, I'm dying, I am dying, I am dying.
We start crying, cause to tell the truth, we're dying too.
_ _ _ [Fm] As the footlights fade [D] out, we see [G] Pagliacci laid [F] out.
But the dagger [Cm] never called [G] it.
Pagliacci was plum _ _ [Eb] _ exhausted. _ _ _
[Fm] _ Fridi _ _ _ _ Pagliacci, _ _ _ su [Ab] tuo amo _ [Bb] reina.
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ [Em] _ _ [Gm] _ _ _
[Dm] _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [D] When we was in the city, we [G] was wondering [D] where to go.
The sign spelled out Pagliacci [Em] up in lights above the show.
[D] We thought it would be a western [G] till the stage lit [D] up with light.
And ninety-seven [A] people sung without a horse [D] in sight.
[G] We couldn't understand them cause [D] they spoke a foreign tongue.
[E]
But we can give you some idea [A] of [E] what we think [Gb] they [A] sung.
_ [Gm] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Pretty Pagliacci, _ [Bb] _ so [Gm] formal [Dm] and _ [A] fun to_
[Bbm] _ All at once, [C] there's a fat guy [Bb] in a [Eb] clown suit.
[Bbm] It ain't Halloween, that's for sure.
[Eb] Then [Ab] this here feller, this punchy neller, [C] begins to [Cm] beller.
_ [C] Like we all [Ab] was _ deep_
[Fm] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ That was [Cm] Pagliacci, _ _ [G] _ and he [Cm] _ _ _ sung_
_ Invest in a tuba, and something or other [Bb] but Cuba.
He sung about a lady [Eb] who weighed two hundred [Ab] and eighty.
When [G] she takes [F] a powder, [C] he just starts [F] chirping louder.
[Abm] And he don't do a [Eb] goddard [Bb] thing, except to stand up there and sing.
When [Fm] we listen to Pagliacci, we get [Cm] itchy and [Fm] scratchy.
This sure [Ab] is top corn, [G] so we go and buy [C] some [Fm] popcorn.
We hate to go back, [Ab] but we can't get our dough [F] back.
Ain't no use [G] complaining, cause outside it's a raining.
[Eb] _ _
_ [E] _ _ [Eb] _ _ [D] _ [Gm] _ _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ [Fm] _ _ _
_ _ _ [Cm] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Cm] _
[G] _ _ _ [Cm] _ _ Seven hours later, we're still in the darn theater.
[Fm] Taking [Ab] turns a [Em] napping, [Eb] though waiting for [Ab] something to happen.
[G] Pagliacci, [Bbm] he ain't hurrying, [E] but the folks on [Fm] stage are flurrying.
[Abm] And it sounds like Ketchy [Gm] Turian's [Eb] neighbor dance. _ _
_ [Gm] Then old Pagliacci finds a guy, he's seeking cheek to cheek.
And with his wife, he grabs a knife and stabs a louse who stole his spouse.
And then he stabs a lady and himself.
Ain't very _ sanitary.
They all collapse, but old [Eb] Pagliacci sets up.
Then he gets up, sings, I'm dying, I am dying, I am dying.
We start crying, cause to tell the truth, we're dying too.
_ _ _ [Fm] As the footlights fade [D] out, we see [G] Pagliacci laid [F] out.
But the dagger [Cm] never called [G] it.
Pagliacci was plum _ _ [Eb] _ exhausted. _ _ _
[Fm] _ Fridi _ _ _ _ Pagliacci, _ _ _ su [Ab] tuo amo _ [Bb] reina.
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _