Chords for Pebble Mill - 7 - Proper Cup o' Coffee

_ _ We're going to finish up with a chorus song and there is no excuse at all for you not
joining in with this chorus, folks, because a chorus consists of one word and one word
only and what you think.
And that word is, um, that word is_ Oi!
You can manage that for God's sake, can't you? _
Let's all join hands and try and contact the Libby. _ _ _
It's only a quote, we have the [D] technology.
_ In the chorus [Dm] proper, we sing tin coffee pots and iron coffee pots, [Eb] they're no use to me
and you all sing_
Oi!
You'll have to do [Ab] better than that, you know.
Now sort yourselves out, gang, come on.
Tin coffee pots, iron coffee pots, they're no use to me.
Oi!
Perhaps you'll pick it up as we go along.
_ [A] Come on, it's a_ _
The Sultan sat on his oriental mat [Ab] in his arm, I speak Persia, [Dm] and he took a sip of
his [G] coffee just adrift, and [Fm] said to his slave, oh, [Am] Kershia, oh, Kershia, [C] Kershia, Kershia,
it's the oddest coffee in _ [Ab] Persia.
No, no, no, no.
_ _ [E] _ _ _
[Fm] What I want is a proper cup of coffee, made in a proper cup of coffee pot, [G] and I may go
off my nut, but I want a cup of coffee from a proper coffee pot, where [D] a tin coffee pot,
[Fm] and iron [E] coffee pots, they're no use to me.
I never thought I'd have a cup of coffee in a tin cup of coffee [Ab] pot, I'll have a cup of
tin [D] coffee in a_ _ _ _ _ _ _
As your _ [Eb] father_ [A] Passagi! _ _
_ _ Outlish!
Passagi! _ _
Outlish!
Passagi!
Pathetic!
Pathetic!
Outlish!
_ _ _ _ _ It's good, this, [E] innit?
_ I think it's good.
It's the way I put it over.
_ As the one-legged cyclist said. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Here's _ _ a French verse.
Lay it on moi! _
_ Old Boney Park thought that he was in the [Fm] cart when he lost that [Am] Waterloo [D] fight, and he
held his sword [G] up to Wellington the Lord, [F] and said to British you two fight!
[Eb] You've won your [A] Waterloo, sir, now what am I having with [Ab] you, sir?
[Abm] All the girls in front.
_ [Ab] _ _ _
[Fm] What I want is a proper cup of coffee, made in a proper cup of coffee pot, [E] and I may go
off my dot, but [G] I want a cup of coffee from a proper coffee pot, a tin [Abm] coffee pot, and
I'm coffee pot, [Ab] and I'm used to being_ Oi!
I'll have a cup of coffee _ _ _ _ in [A] a_ _ _ _ _ _
_ As your father_
_ [D] _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ Don't laugh at him.
Doing that kept him out of the army.
_ And it's keeping us out of the big money.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ Here's the last verse.
Thank you for that.
_ _ _ _ In days of old, when [Fm] nights and days were bold, and the whiskey was much [Ab] cheaper, [Dm] Dick Turbin
rode to a coffee stall and [Eb] showed his_
Good old Dick. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Ab] His gun to [Ab] the coffee stall keeper, he says stand [Am] and [C] deliver, so he'll have a time for
all of [Eb] her. _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
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What I want is a proper cup of coffee, made in a proper cup of coffee pot, and I may _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ [C] _ _ go
off my dot, but I want _ _ _ _ _ a cup of coffee from a [C] proper cup of coffee pot, a tin coffee pot,
_ [Ab] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
[F] _ [Eb] and I'll have a cup of [Ab] tea!
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