Chords for The Golden Jubilee ----- Dan The Street Singer + Lyrics Underneath
Tempo:
123.55 bpm
Chords used:
G
Ab
C
A
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A]
[G] Way down in the county Kerry, in a place they called [C] Shireley,
[G] Sure a fine old couple lived down there [A] named Kate and [D] Pat McGee.
[G] They were going to have a party on the golden [C] jubilee.
[G] Harry, Kate says she to Pat McGee, come listen here to me.
Put on your own hair, pretty, paint your coat of [C] emerald green.
[G] Or take off your hat, me darling Pat, [Gbm] and put on your owl [D] collar bean.
[G] But today's South Holden wedding, and I have you [C] all to know,
[G] Just how we looked when we were [A] wed [D] fifty [G] years ago.
[A]
[G] How well do I remember, how we danced on the [C] village green,
[G] When they took me in your house dear Pat, [A] and you called me your [D] honey.
[G] The hair was like a raven's wing, but now it's [C] turning grey.
[G] So come over here, oh sweet Pat dear, and [D] hear what I [G] have to say.
Put on your own hair, pretty, paint your coat of emerald [C]
green.
Or take off your hat, me darling Pat, and [A] put on your [D] owl collar bean.
[G] But today's South Holden wedding, and I have you all [C] to know,
[G] How we looked when we were [A] wed [D] fifty [G] years ago.
[Ab] [Bb]
[Ab] How well do I remember, when first you were [Db] my bride,
[Ab] In a little chapel yonder there, [Bb] where we sat side [Eb] by side.
[Ab] Of joys we had many, and troubles [Db] we had few.
[Ab] So come over here, oh sweet Pat [Bb] dear, and I'll tell you [Ab] what we'll do.
Put on your own hair, pretty, paint your coat of [Db] emerald green.
[Ab] Or take off your hat, me darling Pat, [Bb] and put on your [Cm] owl collar bean.
[Ab] But today's South Holden wedding, and I have you [Db] all to know,
[Ab] Just how we looked when we were [Bb] wed fifty [Eb]
years [Ab] ago.
[Ab] [Bb] [Eb] [Ab]
[G] Way down in the county Kerry, in a place they called [C] Shireley,
[G] Sure a fine old couple lived down there [A] named Kate and [D] Pat McGee.
[G] They were going to have a party on the golden [C] jubilee.
[G] Harry, Kate says she to Pat McGee, come listen here to me.
Put on your own hair, pretty, paint your coat of [C] emerald green.
[G] Or take off your hat, me darling Pat, [Gbm] and put on your owl [D] collar bean.
[G] But today's South Holden wedding, and I have you [C] all to know,
[G] Just how we looked when we were [A] wed [D] fifty [G] years ago.
[A]
[G] How well do I remember, how we danced on the [C] village green,
[G] When they took me in your house dear Pat, [A] and you called me your [D] honey.
[G] The hair was like a raven's wing, but now it's [C] turning grey.
[G] So come over here, oh sweet Pat dear, and [D] hear what I [G] have to say.
Put on your own hair, pretty, paint your coat of emerald [C]
green.
Or take off your hat, me darling Pat, and [A] put on your [D] owl collar bean.
[G] But today's South Holden wedding, and I have you all [C] to know,
[G] How we looked when we were [A] wed [D] fifty [G] years ago.
[Ab] [Bb]
[Ab] How well do I remember, when first you were [Db] my bride,
[Ab] In a little chapel yonder there, [Bb] where we sat side [Eb] by side.
[Ab] Of joys we had many, and troubles [Db] we had few.
[Ab] So come over here, oh sweet Pat [Bb] dear, and I'll tell you [Ab] what we'll do.
Put on your own hair, pretty, paint your coat of [Db] emerald green.
[Ab] Or take off your hat, me darling Pat, [Bb] and put on your [Cm] owl collar bean.
[Ab] But today's South Holden wedding, and I have you [Db] all to know,
[Ab] Just how we looked when we were [Bb] wed fifty [Eb]
years [Ab] ago.
[Ab] [Bb] [Eb] [Ab]
Key:
G
Ab
C
A
D
G
Ab
C
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ [G] _ _ Way down in the county Kerry, in a place they called [C] Shireley,
[G] Sure a fine old couple lived down there [A] named Kate and [D] Pat McGee.
[G] They were going to have a party on the golden _ [C] jubilee.
[G] Harry, Kate says she to Pat McGee, come listen here to me.
Put on your own hair, pretty, paint your coat of [C] emerald green.
[G] Or take off your hat, me darling Pat, [Gbm] and put on your owl [D] collar bean.
[G] But today's South Holden wedding, and I have you [C] all to know,
[G] Just how we looked when we were [A] wed [D] fifty [G] years ago.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ [G] _ _ How well do I remember, how we danced on the [C] village green,
[G] When they took me in your house dear Pat, [A] and you called me your [D] honey.
[G] The hair was like a raven's wing, but now it's [C] turning grey.
[G] So come over here, oh sweet Pat dear, and [D] hear what I [G] have to say.
Put on your own hair, pretty, paint your coat of emerald [C]
green.
Or take off your hat, me darling Pat, and [A] put on your [D] owl collar bean.
[G] But today's South Holden wedding, and I have you all [C] to know,
[G] How we looked when we were [A] wed [D] fifty [G] years ago.
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ [Ab] _ _ How well do I remember, when first you were [Db] my bride,
[Ab] In a little chapel yonder there, [Bb] where we sat side [Eb] by side.
[Ab] Of joys we had many, and troubles [Db] we had few.
[Ab] So come over here, oh sweet Pat [Bb] dear, and I'll tell you [Ab] what we'll do.
Put on your own hair, pretty, paint your coat of [Db] emerald green.
[Ab] Or take off your hat, me darling Pat, [Bb] and put on your [Cm] owl collar bean.
[Ab] But today's South Holden wedding, and I have you [Db] all to know,
[Ab] Just how we looked when we were [Bb] wed fifty [Eb] _
years [Ab] ago.
_ _ _ [Ab] _ [Bb] _ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ Way down in the county Kerry, in a place they called [C] Shireley,
[G] Sure a fine old couple lived down there [A] named Kate and [D] Pat McGee.
[G] They were going to have a party on the golden _ [C] jubilee.
[G] Harry, Kate says she to Pat McGee, come listen here to me.
Put on your own hair, pretty, paint your coat of [C] emerald green.
[G] Or take off your hat, me darling Pat, [Gbm] and put on your owl [D] collar bean.
[G] But today's South Holden wedding, and I have you [C] all to know,
[G] Just how we looked when we were [A] wed [D] fifty [G] years ago.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ [G] _ _ How well do I remember, how we danced on the [C] village green,
[G] When they took me in your house dear Pat, [A] and you called me your [D] honey.
[G] The hair was like a raven's wing, but now it's [C] turning grey.
[G] So come over here, oh sweet Pat dear, and [D] hear what I [G] have to say.
Put on your own hair, pretty, paint your coat of emerald [C]
green.
Or take off your hat, me darling Pat, and [A] put on your [D] owl collar bean.
[G] But today's South Holden wedding, and I have you all [C] to know,
[G] How we looked when we were [A] wed [D] fifty [G] years ago.
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ [Ab] _ _ How well do I remember, when first you were [Db] my bride,
[Ab] In a little chapel yonder there, [Bb] where we sat side [Eb] by side.
[Ab] Of joys we had many, and troubles [Db] we had few.
[Ab] So come over here, oh sweet Pat [Bb] dear, and I'll tell you [Ab] what we'll do.
Put on your own hair, pretty, paint your coat of [Db] emerald green.
[Ab] Or take off your hat, me darling Pat, [Bb] and put on your [Cm] owl collar bean.
[Ab] But today's South Holden wedding, and I have you [Db] all to know,
[Ab] Just how we looked when we were [Bb] wed fifty [Eb] _
years [Ab] ago.
_ _ _ [Ab] _ [Bb] _ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _