Chords for Rolf Harris- Royal Albert Hall- Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport
Tempo:
92.8 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
A
G#
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[E] There's a
You scared the wits out of me then I forgot you were coming in.
There's an old Australian stockman lying dying.
What a nimmer!
Very good.
He gets himself up onto one elbow,
turns to his mates who are gathered round,
in the Royal Albert Hall,
and he says,
Watch me [A] wallabies feed, [B] mate.
Watch me [E] wallabies feed.
Hey look, they're a [A] dangerous breed, mate.
[B] So watch me [E] wallabies feed all together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Take me [A] koala back, Jack.
[B] Take me [E] koala back.
He lives somewhere out [A] on the track with Mac.
[B] So take me [E] koala back all together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Tie [A] me kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Now [G#] by this time the poor old fella's getting slightly delirious.
Give us a bit of that delirious [E] niddle.
The second last gasp he says,
Play your [A] didgeridoo, Blue.
The word Blue is a nickname for a redhead in Australia.
Don't ask me why.
[B] Play your [E] didgeridoo.
Ah, like keep playing till I shoot [A] through, Blue.
[B] Play your [E] didgeridoo.
All together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down, small.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me kangaroo [E] down.
And then with his very last gasp he just manages to get the words out.
Tan me hide when I'm [A] dead, Fred.
[B] Tan me hide when I'm [E] dead.
So we tanned his [A] hide when he died, [B] Fred.
That's it, hanging on the shed.
All together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, [B] small.
Tie me kangaroo down.
[E] Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
One more time now.
Tie me [F#m] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me kangaroo down.
[E] Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me kangaroo [E] down.
Yeah!
[N]
Thank you.
You scared the wits out of me then I forgot you were coming in.
There's an old Australian stockman lying dying.
What a nimmer!
Very good.
He gets himself up onto one elbow,
turns to his mates who are gathered round,
in the Royal Albert Hall,
and he says,
Watch me [A] wallabies feed, [B] mate.
Watch me [E] wallabies feed.
Hey look, they're a [A] dangerous breed, mate.
[B] So watch me [E] wallabies feed all together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Take me [A] koala back, Jack.
[B] Take me [E] koala back.
He lives somewhere out [A] on the track with Mac.
[B] So take me [E] koala back all together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Tie [A] me kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Now [G#] by this time the poor old fella's getting slightly delirious.
Give us a bit of that delirious [E] niddle.
The second last gasp he says,
Play your [A] didgeridoo, Blue.
The word Blue is a nickname for a redhead in Australia.
Don't ask me why.
[B] Play your [E] didgeridoo.
Ah, like keep playing till I shoot [A] through, Blue.
[B] Play your [E] didgeridoo.
All together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down, small.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me kangaroo [E] down.
And then with his very last gasp he just manages to get the words out.
Tan me hide when I'm [A] dead, Fred.
[B] Tan me hide when I'm [E] dead.
So we tanned his [A] hide when he died, [B] Fred.
That's it, hanging on the shed.
All together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, [B] small.
Tie me kangaroo down.
[E] Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
One more time now.
Tie me [F#m] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me kangaroo down.
[E] Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me kangaroo [E] down.
Yeah!
[N]
Thank you.
Key:
E
B
A
G#
F#m
E
B
A
_ _ _ _ [E] There's a_ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
You scared the wits out of me then I forgot you were coming in. _ _ _
There's an old Australian stockman lying dying.
_ _ What a nimmer!
Very good. _
He gets himself up onto one elbow,
turns to his mates who are gathered round,
in the Royal Albert Hall,
and he says, _ _
Watch me [A] wallabies feed, [B] mate.
Watch me [E] wallabies feed.
Hey look, they're a [A] dangerous breed, mate.
[B] So watch me [E] wallabies feed all together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Take me [A] koala back, Jack.
[B] Take me [E] koala back.
He lives somewhere out [A] on the track with Mac.
[B] So take me [E] koala back all together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Tie [A] me kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Now [G#] by this time the poor old fella's getting slightly delirious.
_ Give us a bit of that delirious [E] niddle.
_ The second last gasp he says,
_ Play your [A] didgeridoo, Blue.
_ The word Blue is a nickname for a redhead in Australia.
Don't ask me why.
[B] Play your _ [E] didgeridoo.
Ah, like keep playing till I shoot [A] through, Blue.
_ [B] Play your _ [E] didgeridoo.
All together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down, small.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me kangaroo [E] down.
And then with his very last gasp he just manages to get the words out.
Tan me hide when I'm [A] dead, _ Fred. _
_ _ _ _ _ [B] Tan me hide when I'm [E] dead.
_ So we tanned his [A] hide when he died, [B] Fred.
That's it, hanging on the shed.
All together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, [B] small.
Tie me kangaroo down.
[E] Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
One more time now.
Tie me [F#m] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me kangaroo down.
[E] Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me kangaroo [E] down.
_ Yeah!
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ Thank you. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
You scared the wits out of me then I forgot you were coming in. _ _ _
There's an old Australian stockman lying dying.
_ _ What a nimmer!
Very good. _
He gets himself up onto one elbow,
turns to his mates who are gathered round,
in the Royal Albert Hall,
and he says, _ _
Watch me [A] wallabies feed, [B] mate.
Watch me [E] wallabies feed.
Hey look, they're a [A] dangerous breed, mate.
[B] So watch me [E] wallabies feed all together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Take me [A] koala back, Jack.
[B] Take me [E] koala back.
He lives somewhere out [A] on the track with Mac.
[B] So take me [E] koala back all together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Tie [A] me kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
Now [G#] by this time the poor old fella's getting slightly delirious.
_ Give us a bit of that delirious [E] niddle.
_ The second last gasp he says,
_ Play your [A] didgeridoo, Blue.
_ The word Blue is a nickname for a redhead in Australia.
Don't ask me why.
[B] Play your _ [E] didgeridoo.
Ah, like keep playing till I shoot [A] through, Blue.
_ [B] Play your _ [E] didgeridoo.
All together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down, small.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me kangaroo [E] down.
And then with his very last gasp he just manages to get the words out.
Tan me hide when I'm [A] dead, _ Fred. _
_ _ _ _ _ [B] Tan me hide when I'm [E] dead.
_ So we tanned his [A] hide when he died, [B] Fred.
That's it, hanging on the shed.
All together now.
Tie me [A] kangaroo down, [B] small.
Tie me kangaroo down.
[E] Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me [E] kangaroo down.
One more time now.
Tie me [F#m] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me kangaroo down.
[E] Tie me [A] kangaroo down, small.
[B] Tie me kangaroo [E] down.
_ Yeah!
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ Thank you. _