Chords for The Bony King Of Nowhere -[1]- Bagpuss
Tempo:
88.45 bpm
Chords used:
F
Bb
C
G
Ab
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Start Jamming...
[D] [G]
Look at this everybody.
You can see all the story in the pattern.
I wonder what it is.
I know what that is.
That is a cushion cover.
It was the cover of a cushion for a king.
The cover of a cushion for a king?
That's right.
He must have been a [Ab] very small king.
He was, very small, and very bony, and cold
too in places.
I know!
The bony king of nowhere.
That's right.
Come on mice, there's a roll of music somewhere.
Heave, [N] heave, heave!
The marvellous mechanical mouse organ!
[Ab] [G]
[Gm] [F] The bony king of nowhere, he sat upon his throne.
He didn't much like sitting there,
because his [Dm] throne was, [F] his throne was made of stone.
His throne was [C] made of marble [F] white.
Its feet were made of cut [Bb] [F] stone, [Bb] alright.
But oh dear, [Gm] it was, it was [F] extremely cold.
That skinny [C] king of nowhere [F] was feeling very
chilly.
[G] He said to go [F] on sitting [Bb] there was really very,
[F]
very chilly.
He jumped up [C] on the tea table [F] and said,
please will you [Bb] find a seat that's [F] suitable [Bb] to warm a king's [F] feet.
Just see what you can find.
They fetched [C] him up a hammock, [F] but they couldn't
keep it still.
[Bb] They put him [F] on a rocking [Bb] horse, the rocking
horse made him, it made him [F] very ill.
They sat him on [C] a wool sack, [F] but that rugged
up his [Bb] knees.
They rolled him on a feather [G] bed, but that
just made him, [F]
it simply made him sneeze.
That poor old [C] king of nowhere [F] just sat there
looking sad.
He said if you could help [Bb] me, I'd be very,
[F] very, particularly glad.
The [G] mice came up from somewhere [F] behind their
royal chum.
[Bb] They said dear king, [F] here is [G] a thing to warm
the royal [Dm] and stop you [F] feeling numb.
The thing it [C] was a cushion bright [F] of silk
and gold brocade.
So square and soft and small [G] and light and
very neatly of silk and [F] gold brocade.
Now the happy [C] king of nowhere [F] is smiling
on his throne.
[Bb] His smile is rosy, [F] his seat is [Bb] cosy.
Oh his throne is stone, [F] is [Bb] stone.
The mice have [F] made it nice, so nice.
[C] He is the [F] happy king.
Look at this everybody.
You can see all the story in the pattern.
I wonder what it is.
I know what that is.
That is a cushion cover.
It was the cover of a cushion for a king.
The cover of a cushion for a king?
That's right.
He must have been a [Ab] very small king.
He was, very small, and very bony, and cold
too in places.
I know!
The bony king of nowhere.
That's right.
Come on mice, there's a roll of music somewhere.
Heave, [N] heave, heave!
The marvellous mechanical mouse organ!
[Ab] [G]
[Gm] [F] The bony king of nowhere, he sat upon his throne.
He didn't much like sitting there,
because his [Dm] throne was, [F] his throne was made of stone.
His throne was [C] made of marble [F] white.
Its feet were made of cut [Bb] [F] stone, [Bb] alright.
But oh dear, [Gm] it was, it was [F] extremely cold.
That skinny [C] king of nowhere [F] was feeling very
chilly.
[G] He said to go [F] on sitting [Bb] there was really very,
[F]
very chilly.
He jumped up [C] on the tea table [F] and said,
please will you [Bb] find a seat that's [F] suitable [Bb] to warm a king's [F] feet.
Just see what you can find.
They fetched [C] him up a hammock, [F] but they couldn't
keep it still.
[Bb] They put him [F] on a rocking [Bb] horse, the rocking
horse made him, it made him [F] very ill.
They sat him on [C] a wool sack, [F] but that rugged
up his [Bb] knees.
They rolled him on a feather [G] bed, but that
just made him, [F]
it simply made him sneeze.
That poor old [C] king of nowhere [F] just sat there
looking sad.
He said if you could help [Bb] me, I'd be very,
[F] very, particularly glad.
The [G] mice came up from somewhere [F] behind their
royal chum.
[Bb] They said dear king, [F] here is [G] a thing to warm
the royal [Dm] and stop you [F] feeling numb.
The thing it [C] was a cushion bright [F] of silk
and gold brocade.
So square and soft and small [G] and light and
very neatly of silk and [F] gold brocade.
Now the happy [C] king of nowhere [F] is smiling
on his throne.
[Bb] His smile is rosy, [F] his seat is [Bb] cosy.
Oh his throne is stone, [F] is [Bb] stone.
The mice have [F] made it nice, so nice.
[C] He is the [F] happy king.
Key:
F
Bb
C
G
Ab
F
Bb
C
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Look at this everybody.
You can see all the story in the pattern.
I wonder what it is.
I know what that is.
That is a cushion cover.
It was the cover of a cushion for a king.
The cover of a cushion for a king?
That's right.
He must have been a [Ab] very small king.
He was, very small, and very bony, and cold
too in places.
I know!
The bony king of nowhere.
That's right.
Come on mice, there's a roll of music somewhere.
Heave, [N] heave, heave!
The marvellous mechanical mouse organ! _ _
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ [F] The bony king of nowhere, he sat upon his throne.
He didn't much like sitting there,
because his [Dm] throne was, [F] his throne was made of stone.
His throne was [C] made of marble [F] white.
Its feet were made of cut [Bb] _ _ [F] stone, [Bb] alright.
But oh dear, [Gm] it was, it was [F] extremely cold.
That skinny [C] king of nowhere [F] was feeling very
chilly.
[G] He said to go [F] on sitting [Bb] there was really very,
_ [F] _
very chilly.
He jumped up [C] on the tea table [F] and said,
please will you [Bb] find a seat that's [F] suitable [Bb] to warm a king's [F] feet.
Just see what you can find.
They fetched [C] him up a hammock, [F] but they couldn't
keep it still.
[Bb] They put him [F] on a rocking [Bb] horse, the rocking
horse made him, it made him [F] very ill.
They sat him on [C] a wool sack, [F] but that rugged
up his [Bb] knees.
They rolled him on a feather [G] bed, but that
just made him, [F]
it simply made him sneeze.
That poor old [C] king of nowhere [F] just sat there
looking sad.
He said if you could help [Bb] me, I'd be very,
[F] very, _ particularly glad.
The [G] mice came up from somewhere [F] behind their
royal chum.
[Bb] They said dear king, [F] here is [G] a thing to warm
the royal [Dm] and stop you [F] feeling numb.
The thing it [C] was a cushion bright [F] of silk
and gold brocade.
So square and soft and small [G] and light and
very neatly of silk and [F] gold brocade.
Now the happy [C] king of nowhere [F] is smiling
on his throne.
[Bb] His smile is rosy, [F] his seat is [Bb] cosy.
Oh his throne is stone, [F] is [Bb] stone.
The mice have [F] made it nice, so nice.
[C] He is the [F] happy king. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Look at this everybody.
You can see all the story in the pattern.
I wonder what it is.
I know what that is.
That is a cushion cover.
It was the cover of a cushion for a king.
The cover of a cushion for a king?
That's right.
He must have been a [Ab] very small king.
He was, very small, and very bony, and cold
too in places.
I know!
The bony king of nowhere.
That's right.
Come on mice, there's a roll of music somewhere.
Heave, [N] heave, heave!
The marvellous mechanical mouse organ! _ _
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ [F] The bony king of nowhere, he sat upon his throne.
He didn't much like sitting there,
because his [Dm] throne was, [F] his throne was made of stone.
His throne was [C] made of marble [F] white.
Its feet were made of cut [Bb] _ _ [F] stone, [Bb] alright.
But oh dear, [Gm] it was, it was [F] extremely cold.
That skinny [C] king of nowhere [F] was feeling very
chilly.
[G] He said to go [F] on sitting [Bb] there was really very,
_ [F] _
very chilly.
He jumped up [C] on the tea table [F] and said,
please will you [Bb] find a seat that's [F] suitable [Bb] to warm a king's [F] feet.
Just see what you can find.
They fetched [C] him up a hammock, [F] but they couldn't
keep it still.
[Bb] They put him [F] on a rocking [Bb] horse, the rocking
horse made him, it made him [F] very ill.
They sat him on [C] a wool sack, [F] but that rugged
up his [Bb] knees.
They rolled him on a feather [G] bed, but that
just made him, [F]
it simply made him sneeze.
That poor old [C] king of nowhere [F] just sat there
looking sad.
He said if you could help [Bb] me, I'd be very,
[F] very, _ particularly glad.
The [G] mice came up from somewhere [F] behind their
royal chum.
[Bb] They said dear king, [F] here is [G] a thing to warm
the royal [Dm] and stop you [F] feeling numb.
The thing it [C] was a cushion bright [F] of silk
and gold brocade.
So square and soft and small [G] and light and
very neatly of silk and [F] gold brocade.
Now the happy [C] king of nowhere [F] is smiling
on his throne.
[Bb] His smile is rosy, [F] his seat is [Bb] cosy.
Oh his throne is stone, [F] is [Bb] stone.
The mice have [F] made it nice, so nice.
[C] He is the [F] happy king. _ _ _ _ _ _