Chords for The Dubliners feat. Ronnie Drew - Cod Liver Oil [Audio Stream]
Tempo:
94.2 bpm
Chords used:
Am
G
Em
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Am] [G]
[A] [G] [Am]
I'm a young married man and I'm tired of me life, [G] for lately I married a nailing young wife.
She [Am] does nothing all day, only sits [G] down and sigh, [Am] saying I [G] wish to the Lord [Am] that I only could die.
Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de [G] Jong, your cattle over Ireland is so pure and so [Am] strong.
I'm afraid of me life, I'll go down [G] in the soil, [Am] if me [G] wife don't stop drinking [Am] your cattle in Varel.
Till a friend of me own came to see me one day, [G] and he told me me wife was just whining [Am] away.
But he afterwards told me that she [G] would get strong, [Am] if I'd [G] buy her a bottle [Am] from Doctor de Jong.
Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de [G] Jong, your cattle over Ireland is so pure and so [Am] strong.
I'm afraid of me life, I'll go down [G] in the soil, [Am] if me [Em] wife don't stop drinking [Am] your cattle in Varel.
[G]
[Am]
[G]
[Am] [G] [Am]
So I bought her a bottle, it was just for to try, [G] and the way that she scuffed it, you'd swear she was [Am] dry.
I bought her another, it went [G] just the same, [Am] till I own she's [G] got cattle [Am] of Varel on the brain.
Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de Jong, [G] your cattle over Ireland is so pure and so strong.
[Am] I'm afraid of me life, I'll go down [G] in the soil, [Am] if me wife don't [Em] stop [Am] drinking your cattle in Varel.
My house it resembles a big doctor's shop, [G] with bottles and bottles from bottom to top.
[Am] And when in the morning the [G] cattle's a-boil, [Am] you'd [G] swear it was singing [Am] out, cattle of Varel.
Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de Jong, [G] your cattle of Varel is so pure and so strong.
[Am] I'm afraid of me life, I'll go [G] down in the soil, [Am] if me wife [G] don't stop [Am] drinking your cattle in Varel.
[G] [Am] [G] [Am]
[A] [G] [Am]
I'm a young married man and I'm tired of me life, [G] for lately I married a nailing young wife.
She [Am] does nothing all day, only sits [G] down and sigh, [Am] saying I [G] wish to the Lord [Am] that I only could die.
Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de [G] Jong, your cattle over Ireland is so pure and so [Am] strong.
I'm afraid of me life, I'll go down [G] in the soil, [Am] if me [G] wife don't stop drinking [Am] your cattle in Varel.
Till a friend of me own came to see me one day, [G] and he told me me wife was just whining [Am] away.
But he afterwards told me that she [G] would get strong, [Am] if I'd [G] buy her a bottle [Am] from Doctor de Jong.
Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de [G] Jong, your cattle over Ireland is so pure and so [Am] strong.
I'm afraid of me life, I'll go down [G] in the soil, [Am] if me [Em] wife don't stop drinking [Am] your cattle in Varel.
[G]
[Am]
[G]
[Am] [G] [Am]
So I bought her a bottle, it was just for to try, [G] and the way that she scuffed it, you'd swear she was [Am] dry.
I bought her another, it went [G] just the same, [Am] till I own she's [G] got cattle [Am] of Varel on the brain.
Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de Jong, [G] your cattle over Ireland is so pure and so strong.
[Am] I'm afraid of me life, I'll go down [G] in the soil, [Am] if me wife don't [Em] stop [Am] drinking your cattle in Varel.
My house it resembles a big doctor's shop, [G] with bottles and bottles from bottom to top.
[Am] And when in the morning the [G] cattle's a-boil, [Am] you'd [G] swear it was singing [Am] out, cattle of Varel.
Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de Jong, [G] your cattle of Varel is so pure and so strong.
[Am] I'm afraid of me life, I'll go [G] down in the soil, [Am] if me wife [G] don't stop [Am] drinking your cattle in Varel.
[G] [Am] [G] [Am]
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Em
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Am
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Em
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[A] _ _ [G] _ [Am] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ I'm a young married man and I'm tired of me life, [G] for lately I married a nailing young wife.
She [Am] does nothing all day, only sits [G] down and sigh, [Am] saying I [G] wish to the Lord [Am] that I only could die.
Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de [G] Jong, your cattle over Ireland is so pure and so [Am] strong.
I'm afraid of me life, I'll go down [G] in the soil, [Am] if me [G] wife don't stop drinking [Am] your cattle in Varel.
_ Till a friend of me own came to see me one day, [G] and he told me me wife was just whining [Am] away.
But he afterwards told me that she [G] would get strong, [Am] if I'd [G] buy her a bottle [Am] from Doctor de Jong.
_ Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de [G] Jong, your cattle over Ireland is so pure and so [Am] strong.
I'm afraid of me life, I'll go down [G] in the soil, [Am] if me [Em] wife don't stop drinking [Am] your cattle in Varel. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ [Am] _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[Am] _ [G] _ _ [Am] _ _ _
_ So I bought her a bottle, it was just for to try, [G] and the way that she scuffed it, you'd swear she was [Am] dry.
I bought her another, it went [G] just the same, [Am] till I own she's [G] got cattle [Am] of Varel on the brain.
_ Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de Jong, [G] your cattle over Ireland is so pure and so strong.
[Am] I'm afraid of me life, I'll go down [G] in the soil, [Am] if me wife don't [Em] stop [Am] drinking your cattle in Varel.
_ My house it resembles a big doctor's shop, [G] with bottles and bottles from bottom to top.
[Am] And when in the morning the [G] cattle's a-boil, [Am] you'd [G] swear it was singing [Am] out, cattle of Varel.
_ Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de Jong, [G] your cattle of Varel is so pure and so strong.
[Am] I'm afraid of me life, I'll go [G] down in the soil, [Am] if me wife [G] don't stop [Am] drinking your cattle in Varel.
_ _ [G] _ [Am] _ [G] _ [Am] _
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[A] _ _ [G] _ [Am] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ I'm a young married man and I'm tired of me life, [G] for lately I married a nailing young wife.
She [Am] does nothing all day, only sits [G] down and sigh, [Am] saying I [G] wish to the Lord [Am] that I only could die.
Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de [G] Jong, your cattle over Ireland is so pure and so [Am] strong.
I'm afraid of me life, I'll go down [G] in the soil, [Am] if me [G] wife don't stop drinking [Am] your cattle in Varel.
_ Till a friend of me own came to see me one day, [G] and he told me me wife was just whining [Am] away.
But he afterwards told me that she [G] would get strong, [Am] if I'd [G] buy her a bottle [Am] from Doctor de Jong.
_ Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de [G] Jong, your cattle over Ireland is so pure and so [Am] strong.
I'm afraid of me life, I'll go down [G] in the soil, [Am] if me [Em] wife don't stop drinking [Am] your cattle in Varel. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ [Am] _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[Am] _ [G] _ _ [Am] _ _ _
_ So I bought her a bottle, it was just for to try, [G] and the way that she scuffed it, you'd swear she was [Am] dry.
I bought her another, it went [G] just the same, [Am] till I own she's [G] got cattle [Am] of Varel on the brain.
_ Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de Jong, [G] your cattle over Ireland is so pure and so strong.
[Am] I'm afraid of me life, I'll go down [G] in the soil, [Am] if me wife don't [Em] stop [Am] drinking your cattle in Varel.
_ My house it resembles a big doctor's shop, [G] with bottles and bottles from bottom to top.
[Am] And when in the morning the [G] cattle's a-boil, [Am] you'd [G] swear it was singing [Am] out, cattle of Varel.
_ Oh Doctor, dear Doctor, oh Doctor de Jong, [G] your cattle of Varel is so pure and so strong.
[Am] I'm afraid of me life, I'll go [G] down in the soil, [Am] if me wife [G] don't stop [Am] drinking your cattle in Varel.
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