Chords for Poverty Knock
Tempo:
82.975 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
A
Em
C#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G]
[D] [G] [D]
Up every morning at five, [G] well I wonder [D] that we keep alive.
Tired and yawning [G] on the [D] cold morning that's back to [A] the [D] dreary old poverty, poverty.
[G] Middle of the same [D] old poverty, poverty.
[G] Gap was too skinny [D] to find.
Poverty, poverty.
[G] Keepin' one eye [D] on the
I know I can go
[G] here,
Miss [D] Shufflegoat, poverty, [Em] poverty.
[D]
[G] [D]
Oh dear, we're going to be late.
[G] Gaffer, he [D] stood at the gate.
Oh, we're out of a pocket and [G] our wages they're [D] docking.
We'll have to buy [C#m] grub on [D] the
and
when our wages they'll bring.
[G] We're often short of [D] a string.
While we are bratching with [G] a gaffer for [D] snatching, we know [A] to his brass he [D] will cling.
Poverty, poverty, noth.
[G] Middle of the same old [D]
poverty, poverty.
Gap [G] was too skinny [D] to find.
Poverty, poverty, noth.
[G] Keepin' one eye [D] on the clock.
I know I can [G] go
here,
[D] Miss Shufflegoat, poverty, [A] poverty.
[D]
[G] [D]
Oh, and we've gotten to wet our own yard.
[G] By dipping it into [D] the tar.
Oh, it's wet and [G] soggy and makes us feel [D] groggy and there's mice in that [A] dirty old [D] barn.
Oh dear, me poor, I didn't sing.
Oh, [G] I should have woven three [Dm] strings.
Button threads [G] are breaking and my back is [D] aching.
Oh dear, I [A] wish I [D] had a wig.
Poverty, poverty, noth.
[G] Middle of the same [D]
old poverty, poverty.
[G] Gap was too skinny [D] to find.
Poverty, poverty, [G] noth.
Keepin' one eye [D] on the clock.
I know I [G] can go
here,
[D] Miss Shufflegoat.
[G] [D]
Oh, and sometimes a shovel flies out.
[G] Gives some [D] poor woman a clout.
But there she [G] lies bleeding but nobody's aiding.
[D] Who's going to carry her out?
Well, the tuner should have tackled me.
[G] But he'd rather [D] sit himself down.
Oh, he's [G] far too busy, a-courting [D] our Lizzy and I cannot get him to talk.
Poverty, poverty, noth.
Middle [G] of the same [D]
old poverty, poverty.
[G] Gap was too skinny to [D] find.
Poverty, poverty, noth.
[G] Keepin' one eye on [D] the clock.
I know I can go
[G] [D] [A] [D]
[G] [D] [G]
[D] [A]
[D] [G]
[D]
[D] [G] [D]
Up every morning at five, [G] well I wonder [D] that we keep alive.
Tired and yawning [G] on the [D] cold morning that's back to [A] the [D] dreary old poverty, poverty.
[G] Middle of the same [D] old poverty, poverty.
[G] Gap was too skinny [D] to find.
Poverty, poverty.
[G] Keepin' one eye [D] on the
I know I can go
[G] here,
Miss [D] Shufflegoat, poverty, [Em] poverty.
[D]
[G] [D]
Oh dear, we're going to be late.
[G] Gaffer, he [D] stood at the gate.
Oh, we're out of a pocket and [G] our wages they're [D] docking.
We'll have to buy [C#m] grub on [D] the
and
when our wages they'll bring.
[G] We're often short of [D] a string.
While we are bratching with [G] a gaffer for [D] snatching, we know [A] to his brass he [D] will cling.
Poverty, poverty, noth.
[G] Middle of the same old [D]
poverty, poverty.
Gap [G] was too skinny [D] to find.
Poverty, poverty, noth.
[G] Keepin' one eye [D] on the clock.
I know I can [G] go
here,
[D] Miss Shufflegoat, poverty, [A] poverty.
[D]
[G] [D]
Oh, and we've gotten to wet our own yard.
[G] By dipping it into [D] the tar.
Oh, it's wet and [G] soggy and makes us feel [D] groggy and there's mice in that [A] dirty old [D] barn.
Oh dear, me poor, I didn't sing.
Oh, [G] I should have woven three [Dm] strings.
Button threads [G] are breaking and my back is [D] aching.
Oh dear, I [A] wish I [D] had a wig.
Poverty, poverty, noth.
[G] Middle of the same [D]
old poverty, poverty.
[G] Gap was too skinny [D] to find.
Poverty, poverty, [G] noth.
Keepin' one eye [D] on the clock.
I know I [G] can go
here,
[D] Miss Shufflegoat.
[G] [D]
Oh, and sometimes a shovel flies out.
[G] Gives some [D] poor woman a clout.
But there she [G] lies bleeding but nobody's aiding.
[D] Who's going to carry her out?
Well, the tuner should have tackled me.
[G] But he'd rather [D] sit himself down.
Oh, he's [G] far too busy, a-courting [D] our Lizzy and I cannot get him to talk.
Poverty, poverty, noth.
Middle [G] of the same [D]
old poverty, poverty.
[G] Gap was too skinny to [D] find.
Poverty, poverty, noth.
[G] Keepin' one eye on [D] the clock.
I know I can go
[G] [D] [A] [D]
[G] [D] [G]
[D] [A]
[D] [G]
[D]
Key:
D
G
A
Em
C#m
D
G
A
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ [G] _ [D] _ _ _
Up every morning at five, [G] well I wonder [D] that we keep alive. _
Tired and yawning [G] on the [D] cold morning that's back to [A] the [D] dreary old _ _ _ poverty, poverty. _ _
[G] Middle of the same [D] old _ _ poverty, poverty. _ _
[G] Gap was too skinny [D] to find.
_ Poverty, poverty. _
_ [G] Keepin' one eye [D] on the_
I know I can go_
[G] _here,
Miss [D] Shufflegoat, poverty, [Em] poverty.
[D] _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ _
Oh dear, we're going to be late. _
_ [G] Gaffer, he [D] stood at the gate. _
Oh, we're out of a pocket and [G] our wages they're [D] docking.
We'll have to buy [C#m] grub on [D] the_ _
_and
when our wages they'll bring. _
[G] We're often short of [D] a string. _
While we are bratching with [G] a gaffer for [D] snatching, we know [A] to his brass he [D] will cling. _
_ Poverty, poverty, noth. _
[G] Middle of the same old [D] _ _
_ poverty, poverty. _
Gap [G] was too skinny [D] to find.
_ Poverty, poverty, noth.
_ [G] Keepin' one eye [D] on the clock.
I know I can [G] go_
_here,
[D] Miss Shufflegoat, poverty, [A] poverty.
[D] _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ [D] _ _
Oh, and we've gotten to wet our own yard.
[G] By dipping it into [D] the tar.
Oh, it's wet and [G] soggy and makes us feel [D] groggy and there's mice in that [A] dirty old [D] barn. _
Oh dear, me poor, I didn't sing.
Oh, [G] I should have woven three [Dm] strings.
Button threads [G] are breaking and my back is [D] aching.
Oh dear, I [A] wish I [D] had a wig. _
_ Poverty, poverty, noth. _
[G] Middle of the same _ [D] _ _
old poverty, poverty. _ _
[G] Gap was too skinny [D] to find.
_ Poverty, poverty, [G] noth.
_ Keepin' one eye [D] on the clock.
I know I [G] can go_
_here,
[D] Miss Shufflegoat. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ [D] _ _
Oh, and sometimes a shovel flies out.
_ [G] Gives some [D] poor woman a clout.
But there she [G] lies bleeding but nobody's aiding.
[D] Who's going to carry her out?
Well, the tuner should have tackled me. _
[G] But he'd rather [D] sit himself down.
Oh, he's [G] far too busy, a-courting [D] our Lizzy and I cannot get him to talk. _
_ Poverty, poverty, noth.
Middle [G] of the same [D] _ _ _
old poverty, poverty. _ _
[G] Gap was too skinny to [D] find. _
_ Poverty, poverty, noth.
_ [G] Keepin' one eye on [D] the clock. _
I know I can go_
[G] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [A] _ [D] _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ [D] _ [G] _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ [G] _ [D] _ _ _
Up every morning at five, [G] well I wonder [D] that we keep alive. _
Tired and yawning [G] on the [D] cold morning that's back to [A] the [D] dreary old _ _ _ poverty, poverty. _ _
[G] Middle of the same [D] old _ _ poverty, poverty. _ _
[G] Gap was too skinny [D] to find.
_ Poverty, poverty. _
_ [G] Keepin' one eye [D] on the_
I know I can go_
[G] _here,
Miss [D] Shufflegoat, poverty, [Em] poverty.
[D] _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ _
Oh dear, we're going to be late. _
_ [G] Gaffer, he [D] stood at the gate. _
Oh, we're out of a pocket and [G] our wages they're [D] docking.
We'll have to buy [C#m] grub on [D] the_ _
_and
when our wages they'll bring. _
[G] We're often short of [D] a string. _
While we are bratching with [G] a gaffer for [D] snatching, we know [A] to his brass he [D] will cling. _
_ Poverty, poverty, noth. _
[G] Middle of the same old [D] _ _
_ poverty, poverty. _
Gap [G] was too skinny [D] to find.
_ Poverty, poverty, noth.
_ [G] Keepin' one eye [D] on the clock.
I know I can [G] go_
_here,
[D] Miss Shufflegoat, poverty, [A] poverty.
[D] _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ [D] _ _
Oh, and we've gotten to wet our own yard.
[G] By dipping it into [D] the tar.
Oh, it's wet and [G] soggy and makes us feel [D] groggy and there's mice in that [A] dirty old [D] barn. _
Oh dear, me poor, I didn't sing.
Oh, [G] I should have woven three [Dm] strings.
Button threads [G] are breaking and my back is [D] aching.
Oh dear, I [A] wish I [D] had a wig. _
_ Poverty, poverty, noth. _
[G] Middle of the same _ [D] _ _
old poverty, poverty. _ _
[G] Gap was too skinny [D] to find.
_ Poverty, poverty, [G] noth.
_ Keepin' one eye [D] on the clock.
I know I [G] can go_
_here,
[D] Miss Shufflegoat. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ [D] _ _
Oh, and sometimes a shovel flies out.
_ [G] Gives some [D] poor woman a clout.
But there she [G] lies bleeding but nobody's aiding.
[D] Who's going to carry her out?
Well, the tuner should have tackled me. _
[G] But he'd rather [D] sit himself down.
Oh, he's [G] far too busy, a-courting [D] our Lizzy and I cannot get him to talk. _
_ Poverty, poverty, noth.
Middle [G] of the same [D] _ _ _
old poverty, poverty. _ _
[G] Gap was too skinny to [D] find. _
_ Poverty, poverty, noth.
_ [G] Keepin' one eye on [D] the clock. _
I know I can go_
[G] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [A] _ [D] _ _
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[D] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
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