Chords for The Mary Wallopers - The Idler
Tempo:
63 bpm
Chords used:
A
D
E
F#m
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Well, don't blame the [A] idler who sits on the corner, sits on a corner, a cup in their [E] hand.
Don't blame the idler who [A] owns the apartments [D] built by [A] his cronies on next public [D] land.
Don't blame the idler [A] who does the odd nixer, does the odd nixer while drawing the dough.
[D] Don't blame [A] the landlord, his car's like a Concord, and he's [Em] charging fierce rent for a string [D] of shitholes.
Don't blame the [A] idler who sits on the barstool, sits on the barstool, besotted each day.
Don't blame the clergy, preaching how dare they, pushing their baskets on subscriptions [D] to pay.
Don't blame the [A] idler, not taxing his motor, not taxing his motor when taxed he must.
[D] Don't blame the idler who stands at the checkpoint, or just [G] doing his job while the tax [D] rate's unjust.
Don't blame the [E] idler who sits in the kitchen, sits in the kitchen [A] with needle and spoon.
Don't blame the militia, it's for austerity and budget cuts [D] that allow more young souls to perish too soon.
Don't blame the idler who [E] comes to this country, comes [A] to this country seeking their home.
Don't blame the idler who forgets their history and says Ireland is full of luck after [D] our own.
See, don't blame the small [A] man, your brothers, your sisters, your brothers, your sisters if they blame they might seem.
[E] We live under a system not built [A] to assist them, [F#m] they're surviving [A] mere crumbs while the rich take the [D] cream.
So these, the true idlers, [E] are far worse than any, [A] they're far worse than any up above or below.
[F#m] And our poverty's [A] patrons worse devils than Satan, [D] and you can be sure straight to hell they will go.
Don't blame the idler who [A] owns the apartments [D] built by [A] his cronies on next public [D] land.
Don't blame the idler [A] who does the odd nixer, does the odd nixer while drawing the dough.
[D] Don't blame [A] the landlord, his car's like a Concord, and he's [Em] charging fierce rent for a string [D] of shitholes.
Don't blame the [A] idler who sits on the barstool, sits on the barstool, besotted each day.
Don't blame the clergy, preaching how dare they, pushing their baskets on subscriptions [D] to pay.
Don't blame the [A] idler, not taxing his motor, not taxing his motor when taxed he must.
[D] Don't blame the idler who stands at the checkpoint, or just [G] doing his job while the tax [D] rate's unjust.
Don't blame the [E] idler who sits in the kitchen, sits in the kitchen [A] with needle and spoon.
Don't blame the militia, it's for austerity and budget cuts [D] that allow more young souls to perish too soon.
Don't blame the idler who [E] comes to this country, comes [A] to this country seeking their home.
Don't blame the idler who forgets their history and says Ireland is full of luck after [D] our own.
See, don't blame the small [A] man, your brothers, your sisters, your brothers, your sisters if they blame they might seem.
[E] We live under a system not built [A] to assist them, [F#m] they're surviving [A] mere crumbs while the rich take the [D] cream.
So these, the true idlers, [E] are far worse than any, [A] they're far worse than any up above or below.
[F#m] And our poverty's [A] patrons worse devils than Satan, [D] and you can be sure straight to hell they will go.
Key:
A
D
E
F#m
Em
A
D
E
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Well, don't blame the [A] idler who sits on the corner, sits on a corner, a cup in their [E] hand.
Don't blame the idler who [A] owns the apartments [D] built by [A] his cronies on next public [D] land.
_ Don't blame the idler [A] who does the odd nixer, does the odd nixer while drawing the dough.
[D] Don't blame [A] the landlord, his car's like a Concord, and he's [Em] charging fierce rent for a string [D] of shitholes.
_ Don't blame the [A] idler who sits on the barstool, sits on the barstool, besotted each day.
Don't blame the clergy, preaching how dare they, pushing their baskets on subscriptions [D] to pay. _ _
Don't blame the [A] idler, not taxing his motor, not taxing his motor when taxed he must.
[D] Don't blame the idler who stands at the checkpoint, or just [G] doing his job while the tax [D] rate's unjust. _
_ Don't blame the [E] idler who sits in the kitchen, sits in the kitchen [A] with needle and spoon.
Don't blame the militia, it's for austerity and budget cuts [D] that allow more young souls to perish too soon.
_ _ Don't blame the idler who [E] comes to this country, comes [A] to this country seeking their home.
Don't blame the idler who forgets their history and says Ireland is full of luck after [D] our own.
_ See, don't blame the small [A] man, your brothers, your sisters, your brothers, your sisters if they blame they might seem.
[E] We live under a system not built [A] to assist them, [F#m] they're surviving [A] mere crumbs while the rich take the [D] cream.
_ So these, the true idlers, [E] are far worse than any, [A] they're far worse than any up above or below.
[F#m] And our poverty's [A] patrons worse devils than Satan, [D] and you can be sure straight to hell they will go. _ _ _ _ _
Well, don't blame the [A] idler who sits on the corner, sits on a corner, a cup in their [E] hand.
Don't blame the idler who [A] owns the apartments [D] built by [A] his cronies on next public [D] land.
_ Don't blame the idler [A] who does the odd nixer, does the odd nixer while drawing the dough.
[D] Don't blame [A] the landlord, his car's like a Concord, and he's [Em] charging fierce rent for a string [D] of shitholes.
_ Don't blame the [A] idler who sits on the barstool, sits on the barstool, besotted each day.
Don't blame the clergy, preaching how dare they, pushing their baskets on subscriptions [D] to pay. _ _
Don't blame the [A] idler, not taxing his motor, not taxing his motor when taxed he must.
[D] Don't blame the idler who stands at the checkpoint, or just [G] doing his job while the tax [D] rate's unjust. _
_ Don't blame the [E] idler who sits in the kitchen, sits in the kitchen [A] with needle and spoon.
Don't blame the militia, it's for austerity and budget cuts [D] that allow more young souls to perish too soon.
_ _ Don't blame the idler who [E] comes to this country, comes [A] to this country seeking their home.
Don't blame the idler who forgets their history and says Ireland is full of luck after [D] our own.
_ See, don't blame the small [A] man, your brothers, your sisters, your brothers, your sisters if they blame they might seem.
[E] We live under a system not built [A] to assist them, [F#m] they're surviving [A] mere crumbs while the rich take the [D] cream.
_ So these, the true idlers, [E] are far worse than any, [A] they're far worse than any up above or below.
[F#m] And our poverty's [A] patrons worse devils than Satan, [D] and you can be sure straight to hell they will go. _ _ _ _ _