Chords for Reverend Ian Paisley
Tempo:
95.05 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
I don't want to be part of your love, darling.
Faithful of Ulster, there's treachery in our midst!
Had it not been for the Margaret Thatcher!
Margaret Thatcher is a disable!
[D] Go surrender!
[A] [A]
[D] Now Mr Ian Paisley, he's a [A] loyal Ulster man.
[G] He sings [D] about King Billy [A] in his orange [D] jungle pants.
And when he comes to London [A] to the Gauti Moor, he'll dash
[G] And he loves a [D] bit of jiving [A] with his hands wrapped [D] round his sash.
[G] With his hands wrapped round his sash.
[D]
[G] He loves a [D] bit of jiving [A] with his hands wrapped [D] round his sash.
[A] [D] Now Ian, he loves a rebel song when [A] he goes on the brew.
[G] Give him men [D] behind the wire, [A] or a bowl of [D] old field dew.
And when he's had a skinful [A] of the drink he's had it low.
[G] He loves to [D] sing the soldier [A] song along the [D] Shankill Road.
[G] Along the Shankill Road.
[D] Along the Shankill Road.
[G] He loves to [D] sing the soldier [A] song along the [D] Shankill Road.
[A] [D] Now Paisley came to our house [A] for a bit of a feed last night.
[G] And when we [D] set the [A] Rosarine he disappeared [D] from sight.
And when he saw the picture [A] of James Connolly on the wall.
[G] He screamed out, [D] Go Surrender!
[A] And he flew right [D] out the door.
[G] And he flew right out the door.
[D] And he flew right out the door.
[G] He screamed out, [D] Go Surrender!
[A] And he flew right [D] out the door.
[A] [D] Now Ian, you say you're British, [A] that you're loyal, Dick and Ben.
[G] But don't [D] forget it's Ireland [A] that you are [D] living in.
And soon the day is coming when [A] Her Majesty the Queen.
[G] She'll be dancing [D] with the Pope and [A] waving orange, [D] white and green.
[G] Waving orange, white and green.
[D] Waving orange, white and green.
[G] She'll be dancing [D] with the Pope and [A] waving orange, white [D] and green.
[A]
[D] Now Ian's gone off his rocker, [A] he's going raving mad.
[G] Cos down the street [D] and up the [A] Linder, walking [D] hand in hand.
But Paisley, he's a decent [A] man and the rumours I've heard say.
[G] That Ian is [D] learning how to sing [A] our nation [D] once again.
[G] Our nation once again.
[D] Our nation once again.
[G] That Ian is [D] learning how to sing [E] our nation [D] once again.
[G] That Ian is [D] learning how to sing [A] our nation [D]
once again.
[G] [A]
[D] Oi, oi, oi, no surrender!
Faithful of Ulster, there's treachery in our midst!
Had it not been for the Margaret Thatcher!
Margaret Thatcher is a disable!
[D] Go surrender!
[A] [A]
[D] Now Mr Ian Paisley, he's a [A] loyal Ulster man.
[G] He sings [D] about King Billy [A] in his orange [D] jungle pants.
And when he comes to London [A] to the Gauti Moor, he'll dash
[G] And he loves a [D] bit of jiving [A] with his hands wrapped [D] round his sash.
[G] With his hands wrapped round his sash.
[D]
[G] He loves a [D] bit of jiving [A] with his hands wrapped [D] round his sash.
[A] [D] Now Ian, he loves a rebel song when [A] he goes on the brew.
[G] Give him men [D] behind the wire, [A] or a bowl of [D] old field dew.
And when he's had a skinful [A] of the drink he's had it low.
[G] He loves to [D] sing the soldier [A] song along the [D] Shankill Road.
[G] Along the Shankill Road.
[D] Along the Shankill Road.
[G] He loves to [D] sing the soldier [A] song along the [D] Shankill Road.
[A] [D] Now Paisley came to our house [A] for a bit of a feed last night.
[G] And when we [D] set the [A] Rosarine he disappeared [D] from sight.
And when he saw the picture [A] of James Connolly on the wall.
[G] He screamed out, [D] Go Surrender!
[A] And he flew right [D] out the door.
[G] And he flew right out the door.
[D] And he flew right out the door.
[G] He screamed out, [D] Go Surrender!
[A] And he flew right [D] out the door.
[A] [D] Now Ian, you say you're British, [A] that you're loyal, Dick and Ben.
[G] But don't [D] forget it's Ireland [A] that you are [D] living in.
And soon the day is coming when [A] Her Majesty the Queen.
[G] She'll be dancing [D] with the Pope and [A] waving orange, [D] white and green.
[G] Waving orange, white and green.
[D] Waving orange, white and green.
[G] She'll be dancing [D] with the Pope and [A] waving orange, white [D] and green.
[A]
[D] Now Ian's gone off his rocker, [A] he's going raving mad.
[G] Cos down the street [D] and up the [A] Linder, walking [D] hand in hand.
But Paisley, he's a decent [A] man and the rumours I've heard say.
[G] That Ian is [D] learning how to sing [A] our nation [D] once again.
[G] Our nation once again.
[D] Our nation once again.
[G] That Ian is [D] learning how to sing [E] our nation [D] once again.
[G] That Ian is [D] learning how to sing [A] our nation [D]
once again.
[G] [A]
[D] Oi, oi, oi, no surrender!
Key:
D
A
G
E
D
A
G
E
_ _ _ _ _ I don't want to be part of your love, darling.
Faithful of Ulster, there's treachery in our midst!
Had it not been for the Margaret Thatcher!
Margaret Thatcher is a disable!
[D] Go surrender!
[A] _ _ _ _ [A] _
[D] Now Mr Ian Paisley, he's a [A] loyal Ulster man.
[G] He sings [D] about King Billy [A] in his orange [D] jungle pants.
And when he comes to London [A] to the Gauti Moor, he'll dash
[G] And he loves a [D] bit of jiving [A] with his hands wrapped [D] round his sash.
[G] With his hands wrapped round his sash.
[D] _ _ _
[G] He loves a [D] bit of jiving [A] with his hands wrapped [D] round his sash.
[A] _ [D] Now Ian, he loves a rebel song when [A] he goes on the brew.
[G] Give him men [D] behind the wire, [A] or a bowl of [D] old field dew.
And when he's had a skinful [A] of the drink he's had it low.
[G] He loves to [D] sing the soldier [A] song along the [D] Shankill Road.
[G] Along the Shankill Road.
[D] Along the Shankill Road.
[G] He loves to [D] sing the soldier [A] song along the [D] Shankill Road.
[A] _ [D] Now Paisley came to our house [A] for a bit of a feed last night.
[G] And when we [D] set the [A] Rosarine he disappeared [D] from sight.
And when he saw the picture [A] of James Connolly on the wall.
[G] He screamed out, [D] Go Surrender!
[A] And he flew right [D] out the door.
[G] And he flew right out the door.
[D] And he flew right out the door.
[G] He screamed out, [D] Go Surrender!
[A] And he flew right [D] out the door.
[A] _ [D] Now Ian, you say you're British, [A] that you're loyal, Dick and Ben.
[G] But don't [D] forget it's Ireland [A] that you are [D] living in.
And soon the day is coming when [A] Her Majesty the Queen.
[G] She'll be dancing [D] with the Pope and [A] waving orange, [D] white and green.
[G] Waving orange, white and green.
[D] Waving orange, white and green.
[G] She'll be dancing [D] with the Pope and [A] waving orange, white [D] and green.
[A] _
[D] Now Ian's gone off his rocker, [A] he's going raving mad.
[G] Cos down the street [D] and up the [A] Linder, walking [D] hand in hand.
But Paisley, he's a decent [A] man and the rumours I've heard say.
[G] That Ian is [D] learning how to sing [A] our nation [D] once again.
[G] Our nation once again.
[D] Our nation once again.
[G] That Ian is [D] learning how to sing [E] our nation [D] once again.
[G] That Ian is [D] learning how to sing [A] our nation [D]
once again.
[G] _ _ [A] _ _ _
[D] _ Oi, oi, oi, _ _ _ _ no surrender! _ _ _ _ _
Faithful of Ulster, there's treachery in our midst!
Had it not been for the Margaret Thatcher!
Margaret Thatcher is a disable!
[D] Go surrender!
[A] _ _ _ _ [A] _
[D] Now Mr Ian Paisley, he's a [A] loyal Ulster man.
[G] He sings [D] about King Billy [A] in his orange [D] jungle pants.
And when he comes to London [A] to the Gauti Moor, he'll dash
[G] And he loves a [D] bit of jiving [A] with his hands wrapped [D] round his sash.
[G] With his hands wrapped round his sash.
[D] _ _ _
[G] He loves a [D] bit of jiving [A] with his hands wrapped [D] round his sash.
[A] _ [D] Now Ian, he loves a rebel song when [A] he goes on the brew.
[G] Give him men [D] behind the wire, [A] or a bowl of [D] old field dew.
And when he's had a skinful [A] of the drink he's had it low.
[G] He loves to [D] sing the soldier [A] song along the [D] Shankill Road.
[G] Along the Shankill Road.
[D] Along the Shankill Road.
[G] He loves to [D] sing the soldier [A] song along the [D] Shankill Road.
[A] _ [D] Now Paisley came to our house [A] for a bit of a feed last night.
[G] And when we [D] set the [A] Rosarine he disappeared [D] from sight.
And when he saw the picture [A] of James Connolly on the wall.
[G] He screamed out, [D] Go Surrender!
[A] And he flew right [D] out the door.
[G] And he flew right out the door.
[D] And he flew right out the door.
[G] He screamed out, [D] Go Surrender!
[A] And he flew right [D] out the door.
[A] _ [D] Now Ian, you say you're British, [A] that you're loyal, Dick and Ben.
[G] But don't [D] forget it's Ireland [A] that you are [D] living in.
And soon the day is coming when [A] Her Majesty the Queen.
[G] She'll be dancing [D] with the Pope and [A] waving orange, [D] white and green.
[G] Waving orange, white and green.
[D] Waving orange, white and green.
[G] She'll be dancing [D] with the Pope and [A] waving orange, white [D] and green.
[A] _
[D] Now Ian's gone off his rocker, [A] he's going raving mad.
[G] Cos down the street [D] and up the [A] Linder, walking [D] hand in hand.
But Paisley, he's a decent [A] man and the rumours I've heard say.
[G] That Ian is [D] learning how to sing [A] our nation [D] once again.
[G] Our nation once again.
[D] Our nation once again.
[G] That Ian is [D] learning how to sing [E] our nation [D] once again.
[G] That Ian is [D] learning how to sing [A] our nation [D]
once again.
[G] _ _ [A] _ _ _
[D] _ Oi, oi, oi, _ _ _ _ no surrender! _ _ _ _ _