Chords for The Wurzels - Sunny Weston-Super-Mare
Tempo:
125.35 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
Eb
Ab
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C] [G]
I packed me bags and left the farm, [D] I packed it up for sure, I swore I'd never drive [G] a tractor anymore.
Old Mother said, these must be mad, [D] as I walked out the door, [A] and Father shouted,
Lazy Lout, don't come back [D] no more!
[Db]
I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare, [D] Supermare, [G]
Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome way out there.
[E] [G] A farmer's life is very [D] good, as people often say, lots of clean fresh air, [G] and cider every day.
But when the harvest time comes [D] round the sun, it dries your lips, [A] I sooner lay upon the beach, and eat me [D] fish and chips.
[Db] I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare,
[D] Supermare, [G] Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome [G] way out there.
[C] [G] You'd long to walk up Golden [D] Beach, where shady palm trees grow, forget the muggin' out, [G] and no more fields to mow.
The icy cold at winter [D] time, that makes you freeze and shake, [A] I've left it all behind me, I've really [D] made the break.
[Db]
I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare, Supermare, [D] [G]
Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome [G] way out there.
If paradise is a' this [D] nice, then this is where I'll stay, the farmyard's far away, [G] from this lovely sandy bay.
I'll walk along the [D] promenade, forget that country lane, [A] just write and tell the folks back home, I won't be [D] back again.
[Db] I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare,
[D] Supermare, [G] Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome [G] way out there.
[Eb]
[D] I'm [Eb] off [Ab] now, off to sunny Weston, Supermare, [Eb] Supermare,
[Ab] Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [Eb] say you'll always find a welcome [Ab] way out there.
Come on boys, off to sunny Weston, Supermare, [Eb] Supermare, [Ab] Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [Eb] say you'll always find a welcome [Ab] way out there.
[Fm] Come on you, off to sunny Weston, Supermare, [Eb] Supermare, [Ab] Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare.
[G]
I packed me bags and left the farm, [D] I packed it up for sure, I swore I'd never drive [G] a tractor anymore.
Old Mother said, these must be mad, [D] as I walked out the door, [A] and Father shouted,
Lazy Lout, don't come back [D] no more!
[Db]
I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare, [D] Supermare, [G]
Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome way out there.
[E] [G] A farmer's life is very [D] good, as people often say, lots of clean fresh air, [G] and cider every day.
But when the harvest time comes [D] round the sun, it dries your lips, [A] I sooner lay upon the beach, and eat me [D] fish and chips.
[Db] I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare,
[D] Supermare, [G] Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome [G] way out there.
[C] [G] You'd long to walk up Golden [D] Beach, where shady palm trees grow, forget the muggin' out, [G] and no more fields to mow.
The icy cold at winter [D] time, that makes you freeze and shake, [A] I've left it all behind me, I've really [D] made the break.
[Db]
I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare, Supermare, [D] [G]
Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome [G] way out there.
If paradise is a' this [D] nice, then this is where I'll stay, the farmyard's far away, [G] from this lovely sandy bay.
I'll walk along the [D] promenade, forget that country lane, [A] just write and tell the folks back home, I won't be [D] back again.
[Db] I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare,
[D] Supermare, [G] Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome [G] way out there.
[Eb]
[D] I'm [Eb] off [Ab] now, off to sunny Weston, Supermare, [Eb] Supermare,
[Ab] Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [Eb] say you'll always find a welcome [Ab] way out there.
Come on boys, off to sunny Weston, Supermare, [Eb] Supermare, [Ab] Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [Eb] say you'll always find a welcome [Ab] way out there.
[Fm] Come on you, off to sunny Weston, Supermare, [Eb] Supermare, [Ab] Supermare.
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare.
[G]
Key:
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Ab
A
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Eb
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ I packed me bags and left the farm, [D] I packed it up for sure, I swore I'd never drive [G] a tractor anymore.
Old Mother said, these must be mad, [D] as I walked out the door, [A] and Father shouted,
Lazy Lout, don't come back [D] no more!
_ _ [Db]
I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _ _ [D] Supermare, _ _ [G]
Supermare.
_ I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome way out there.
[E] _ [G] A farmer's life is very [D] good, as people often say, lots of clean fresh air, [G] and cider every day.
But when the harvest time comes [D] round the sun, it dries your lips, [A] I sooner lay upon the beach, and eat me [D] fish and chips.
_ _ [Db] I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _
_ [D] Supermare, _ _ [G] Supermare. _
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome [G] way out there. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ [G] _ _ You'd long to walk up Golden [D] Beach, where shady palm trees grow, forget the muggin' out, [G] and no more fields to mow.
The icy cold at winter [D] time, that makes you freeze and shake, [A] I've left it all behind me, I've really [D] made the break.
_ _ [Db]
I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _ _ Supermare, [D] _ _ [G]
Supermare.
_ _ I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome [G] way out there.
_ If paradise is a' this [D] nice, then this is where I'll stay, the farmyard's far away, [G] from this lovely sandy bay.
I'll walk along the [D] promenade, forget that country lane, [A] just write and tell the folks back home, I won't be [D] back again.
_ [Db] I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _
_ _ [D] Supermare, _ [G] _ Supermare.
_ I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome [G] way out there.
[Eb] _
_ [D] I'm [Eb] off [Ab] now, off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _ _ [Eb] Supermare, _
_ [Ab] Supermare.
_ _ I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [Eb] say you'll always find a welcome [Ab] way out there.
Come on boys, off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _ _ [Eb] _ Supermare, _ [Ab] _ Supermare.
_ I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [Eb] say you'll always find a welcome [Ab] way out there.
[Fm] Come on you, off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _ _ [Eb] _ Supermare, _ [Ab] _ Supermare.
_ I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare.
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ I packed me bags and left the farm, [D] I packed it up for sure, I swore I'd never drive [G] a tractor anymore.
Old Mother said, these must be mad, [D] as I walked out the door, [A] and Father shouted,
Lazy Lout, don't come back [D] no more!
_ _ [Db]
I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _ _ [D] Supermare, _ _ [G]
Supermare.
_ I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome way out there.
[E] _ [G] A farmer's life is very [D] good, as people often say, lots of clean fresh air, [G] and cider every day.
But when the harvest time comes [D] round the sun, it dries your lips, [A] I sooner lay upon the beach, and eat me [D] fish and chips.
_ _ [Db] I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _
_ [D] Supermare, _ _ [G] Supermare. _
I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome [G] way out there. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ [G] _ _ You'd long to walk up Golden [D] Beach, where shady palm trees grow, forget the muggin' out, [G] and no more fields to mow.
The icy cold at winter [D] time, that makes you freeze and shake, [A] I've left it all behind me, I've really [D] made the break.
_ _ [Db]
I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _ _ Supermare, [D] _ _ [G]
Supermare.
_ _ I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome [G] way out there.
_ If paradise is a' this [D] nice, then this is where I'll stay, the farmyard's far away, [G] from this lovely sandy bay.
I'll walk along the [D] promenade, forget that country lane, [A] just write and tell the folks back home, I won't be [D] back again.
_ [Db] I'm [D] off now, [G] off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _
_ _ [D] Supermare, _ [G] _ Supermare.
_ I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [D] say you'll always find a welcome [G] way out there.
[Eb] _
_ [D] I'm [Eb] off [Ab] now, off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _ _ [Eb] Supermare, _
_ [Ab] Supermare.
_ _ I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [Eb] say you'll always find a welcome [Ab] way out there.
Come on boys, off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _ _ [Eb] _ Supermare, _ [Ab] _ Supermare.
_ I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare, they [Eb] say you'll always find a welcome [Ab] way out there.
[Fm] Come on you, off to sunny Weston, Supermare, _ _ [Eb] _ Supermare, _ [Ab] _ Supermare.
_ I'm off to sunny Weston, Supermare.
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _