Chords for SpongeBob SquarePants Production Music - Sailing Over the Dogger Bank
Tempo:
117.4 bpm
Chords used:
Em
D
G
A
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Em]
Sailing over the Dogger Bank, oh, wasn't it [D] a treat?
Wind a-blowing east, nor east, we [Em] had to give a sheet.
You ought to see us running, [C] the [G] wind a-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank [D] to Grey [Em] Grimsby.
Watch out, the twigger, she's a proper Jew, [D] be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a rip, for [Em] the boys to follow [Bm] the roo.
[Em] You ought [G] to see us [C] running, the wind [G] a-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
Our captain, he's a Shanghai roo, she loves [D] a pint of good ale.
Our mate, he is a roadster, [Em] he's quick to be seen in many's a jail.
Our [G] third mate, he's a bushranger, he comes from the African [Em] Isle.
And take a look at our old cook, he [D] gets the [Em] bugger wild.
Watch out, the twigger, she's a proper [D] Jew, be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a [Em] rip, for the boys to follow the [Bm] roo.
[Em] You ought to [G] see us running, [C] the wind a [G]-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
Watch out, the twigger, as down the [D] street she came.
High heels and painted [Em] toes, Jenny is up the game.
Jenny is [G] funny and flash [C] girls, can she [G] cut a shine?
[Em] She can do the double shuffle on the [D] [E] knickerbocker line.
Watch out, [Em] the twigger, she's a proper [D] Jew, be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a [Em] rip, for the boys to follow the [Bm] roo.
[Em] You ought to [G] see us running, [C] the wind a [G]-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
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[Em] We're the boys that make the noise when we come [D] home from sea.
We get right drunk, we roll on the floor, [Em] we have a jubilee.
We get right [G] drunk and full of beer, [C] we roll all over [G] the floor.
[Em] And when our rent is all spent, we go [D] to sea [Em] for more.
Watch out, the twigger, she's a proper [D] Jew, be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a rip, [Em] for the boys to follow the roo.
You ought to [G] see us running, the wind a-blowing [Em] free,
On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
[Bm] [B] [Em]
Sailing over the Dogger Bank, oh, wasn't it [D] a treat?
Wind a-blowing east, nor east, we [Em] had to give a sheet.
You ought to see us running, [C] the [G] wind a-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank [D] to Grey [Em] Grimsby.
Watch out, the twigger, she's a proper Jew, [D] be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a rip, for [Em] the boys to follow [Bm] the roo.
[Em] You ought [G] to see us [C] running, the wind [G] a-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
Our captain, he's a Shanghai roo, she loves [D] a pint of good ale.
Our mate, he is a roadster, [Em] he's quick to be seen in many's a jail.
Our [G] third mate, he's a bushranger, he comes from the African [Em] Isle.
And take a look at our old cook, he [D] gets the [Em] bugger wild.
Watch out, the twigger, she's a proper [D] Jew, be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a [Em] rip, for the boys to follow the [Bm] roo.
[Em] You ought to [G] see us running, [C] the wind a [G]-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
Watch out, the twigger, as down the [D] street she came.
High heels and painted [Em] toes, Jenny is up the game.
Jenny is [G] funny and flash [C] girls, can she [G] cut a shine?
[Em] She can do the double shuffle on the [D] [E] knickerbocker line.
Watch out, [Em] the twigger, she's a proper [D] Jew, be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a [Em] rip, for the boys to follow the [Bm] roo.
[Em] You ought to [G] see us running, [C] the wind a [G]-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
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[Em] We're the boys that make the noise when we come [D] home from sea.
We get right drunk, we roll on the floor, [Em] we have a jubilee.
We get right [G] drunk and full of beer, [C] we roll all over [G] the floor.
[Em] And when our rent is all spent, we go [D] to sea [Em] for more.
Watch out, the twigger, she's a proper [D] Jew, be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a rip, [Em] for the boys to follow the roo.
You ought to [G] see us running, the wind a-blowing [Em] free,
On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
[Bm] [B] [Em]
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[Em] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Sailing over the Dogger Bank, oh, wasn't it [D] a treat?
Wind a-blowing east, nor east, we [Em] had to give a sheet.
You ought to see us running, [C] the [G] wind a-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank [D] to Grey [Em] Grimsby.
Watch out, the twigger, she's a proper Jew, [D] be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a rip, for [Em] the boys to follow [Bm] the roo.
[Em] You ought [G] to see us [C] running, the wind [G] a-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
Our captain, he's a Shanghai roo, she loves [D] a pint of good ale.
Our mate, he is a roadster, [Em] he's quick to be seen in many's a jail.
Our [G] third mate, he's a bushranger, he comes from the African [Em] Isle.
And take a look at our old cook, he [D] gets the [Em] bugger wild.
Watch out, the twigger, she's a proper [D] Jew, be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a [Em] rip, for the boys to follow the [Bm] roo.
[Em] You ought to [G] see us running, [C] the wind a [G]-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
Watch out, the twigger, as down the [D] street she came.
High heels and painted [Em] toes, Jenny is up the game.
Jenny is [G] funny and flash [C] girls, can she [G] cut a shine?
[Em] She can do the double shuffle on the [D] [E] knickerbocker line.
Watch out, [Em] the twigger, she's a proper [D] Jew, be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a [Em] rip, for the boys to follow the [Bm] roo.
[Em] You ought to [G] see us running, [C] the wind a [G]-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
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[Em] We're the boys that make the noise when we come [D] home from sea.
We get right drunk, we roll on the floor, [Em] we have a jubilee.
We get right [G] drunk and full of beer, [C] we roll all over [G] the floor.
[Em] And when our rent is all spent, we go [D] to sea [Em] for more.
Watch out, the twigger, she's a proper [D] Jew, be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a rip, [Em] for the boys to follow the roo.
You ought to [G] see us running, the wind a-blowing [Em] free,
On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
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Sailing over the Dogger Bank, oh, wasn't it [D] a treat?
Wind a-blowing east, nor east, we [Em] had to give a sheet.
You ought to see us running, [C] the [G] wind a-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank [D] to Grey [Em] Grimsby.
Watch out, the twigger, she's a proper Jew, [D] be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a rip, for [Em] the boys to follow [Bm] the roo.
[Em] You ought [G] to see us [C] running, the wind [G] a-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
Our captain, he's a Shanghai roo, she loves [D] a pint of good ale.
Our mate, he is a roadster, [Em] he's quick to be seen in many's a jail.
Our [G] third mate, he's a bushranger, he comes from the African [Em] Isle.
And take a look at our old cook, he [D] gets the [Em] bugger wild.
Watch out, the twigger, she's a proper [D] Jew, be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a [Em] rip, for the boys to follow the [Bm] roo.
[Em] You ought to [G] see us running, [C] the wind a [G]-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
Watch out, the twigger, as down the [D] street she came.
High heels and painted [Em] toes, Jenny is up the game.
Jenny is [G] funny and flash [C] girls, can she [G] cut a shine?
[Em] She can do the double shuffle on the [D] [E] knickerbocker line.
Watch out, [Em] the twigger, she's a proper [D] Jew, be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a [Em] rip, for the boys to follow the [Bm] roo.
[Em] You ought to [G] see us running, [C] the wind a [G]-blowing free,
[Em] On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
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[Em] We're the boys that make the noise when we come [D] home from sea.
We get right drunk, we roll on the floor, [Em] we have a jubilee.
We get right [G] drunk and full of beer, [C] we roll all over [G] the floor.
[Em] And when our rent is all spent, we go [D] to sea [Em] for more.
Watch out, the twigger, she's a proper [D] Jew, be-jew.
Give her a sheet and a rip, [Em] for the boys to follow the roo.
You ought to [G] see us running, the wind a-blowing [Em] free,
On a passage from the Dogger Bank to [D] Grey [Em] Grimsby.
_ _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ [B] _ [Em] _