Chords for They don't write them like that anymore
Tempo:
129.35 bpm
Chords used:
F
C
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
And oh, how we could sing, what fun those nights would bring, singing for hours [C] on end.
Once we found the key, oh, what harmony those drunken voices [F] would blend.
We sang hard of my heart, just for a start, walking my baby [Bb] back home.
When it comes to the end, it's [F] let's sing it again.
They don't write them like [C] that anymore.
Da's drunk again, and he's brought lots of men and their wives home [C] from the club.
We've got no beer, but you need have no fear.
Pam's gone round the back door [F] of the pub.
Someone's playing a piano, as if using a sledgehammer.
Murder in there goes [Bb] my heart.
There's a knock at the door, [F] it's Tamin once more, brought the beer so we're ready to start.
Now Ma's in the kitchen, trying to make up a snack, from the chicken we had this [C]
afternoon.
Jack says, where's the toilet?
Ma says, rune the back.
Ma is looking at a minute [F] too soon.
Then they laugh round the whole house.
Jack's fell in the coal house.
Man, he's drunk [C] as a [Bb] newt.
With his face covered in luck, [F] he's not taken aback.
Sings, mommy and the rest follow suit.
Half one in the morning, and Da's started warm yawning.
He's gotta be working [C] at six.
A bored audience is watching, while Tony is botching, messing up an easy [F] card trick.
Well, it's time to go now.
He's got some how, to get them all to go [Bb] home.
When you're drunk full of beer, the [F] last thing you want to hear, is a tune on [C] his paper [F] and coal.
Oh, and oh, how we could sing, what fun those nights would bring, singing for [C] hours on end.
Oh, and once we found the tea, oh what harmony, those drunken voices [F] would blend.
We sang, heart of my heart, just for a start, walking my baby [Bb] back home.
When it comes to the end, [F] let's sing it again.
They don't write them like that anymore.
[N]
Once we found the key, oh, what harmony those drunken voices [F] would blend.
We sang hard of my heart, just for a start, walking my baby [Bb] back home.
When it comes to the end, it's [F] let's sing it again.
They don't write them like [C] that anymore.
Da's drunk again, and he's brought lots of men and their wives home [C] from the club.
We've got no beer, but you need have no fear.
Pam's gone round the back door [F] of the pub.
Someone's playing a piano, as if using a sledgehammer.
Murder in there goes [Bb] my heart.
There's a knock at the door, [F] it's Tamin once more, brought the beer so we're ready to start.
Now Ma's in the kitchen, trying to make up a snack, from the chicken we had this [C]
afternoon.
Jack says, where's the toilet?
Ma says, rune the back.
Ma is looking at a minute [F] too soon.
Then they laugh round the whole house.
Jack's fell in the coal house.
Man, he's drunk [C] as a [Bb] newt.
With his face covered in luck, [F] he's not taken aback.
Sings, mommy and the rest follow suit.
Half one in the morning, and Da's started warm yawning.
He's gotta be working [C] at six.
A bored audience is watching, while Tony is botching, messing up an easy [F] card trick.
Well, it's time to go now.
He's got some how, to get them all to go [Bb] home.
When you're drunk full of beer, the [F] last thing you want to hear, is a tune on [C] his paper [F] and coal.
Oh, and oh, how we could sing, what fun those nights would bring, singing for [C] hours on end.
Oh, and once we found the tea, oh what harmony, those drunken voices [F] would blend.
We sang, heart of my heart, just for a start, walking my baby [Bb] back home.
When it comes to the end, [F] let's sing it again.
They don't write them like that anymore.
[N]
Key:
F
C
Bb
F
C
Bb
F
C
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ And oh, how we could sing, what fun those nights would bring, singing for hours [C] on end.
_ _ _ _ _
Once we found the key, oh, what _ harmony those drunken voices [F] would blend.
_ _ We sang hard of my heart, _ just for a start, walking my baby [Bb] back home.
_ _ When it comes to the end, it's [F] let's sing it again.
They don't write them like [C] that anymore. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
Da's drunk again, and he's brought lots of men and their wives home [C] from the club. _ _ _ _ _
_ We've got no beer, but you need have no fear.
Pam's gone round the back door [F] of the pub.
_ _ _ Someone's playing a piano, as if using a sledgehammer. _
Murder in there goes [Bb] my heart.
_ _ _ There's a knock at the door, [F] it's Tamin once more, brought the beer so we're ready to start.
_ _ Now Ma's in the kitchen, trying to make up a snack, from the chicken we had this [C]
afternoon. _ _ _ _
Jack says, where's the toilet?
Ma says, rune the back.
Ma is looking at a minute [F] too soon.
_ _ _ Then they laugh round the whole house.
Jack's fell in the coal house.
_ Man, he's drunk [C] as a [Bb] newt.
_ _ With his face covered in luck, [F] he's not taken aback.
Sings, mommy and the rest follow suit.
_ _ _ Half one in the morning, and Da's started warm yawning.
He's gotta be _ working [C] at six.
_ _ A bored audience is watching, while Tony is botching, messing up an easy [F] card trick.
_ _ Well, it's time to go now. _
He's got some how, to get them all to go [Bb] home.
_ _ _ When you're drunk full of beer, the [F] last thing you want to hear, is a tune on [C] his paper [F] and coal.
_ Oh, and oh, how we could sing, what fun those nights would bring, singing for [C] hours on end.
_ _ Oh, and once we found the tea, oh what harmony, those drunken voices [F] would blend.
_ We sang, heart of my heart, just for a start, walking my baby [Bb] back home.
_ _ When it comes to the end, [F] let's sing it again.
They don't write them like that _ anymore.
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [N] _ _
_ _ And oh, how we could sing, what fun those nights would bring, singing for hours [C] on end.
_ _ _ _ _
Once we found the key, oh, what _ harmony those drunken voices [F] would blend.
_ _ We sang hard of my heart, _ just for a start, walking my baby [Bb] back home.
_ _ When it comes to the end, it's [F] let's sing it again.
They don't write them like [C] that anymore. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
Da's drunk again, and he's brought lots of men and their wives home [C] from the club. _ _ _ _ _
_ We've got no beer, but you need have no fear.
Pam's gone round the back door [F] of the pub.
_ _ _ Someone's playing a piano, as if using a sledgehammer. _
Murder in there goes [Bb] my heart.
_ _ _ There's a knock at the door, [F] it's Tamin once more, brought the beer so we're ready to start.
_ _ Now Ma's in the kitchen, trying to make up a snack, from the chicken we had this [C]
afternoon. _ _ _ _
Jack says, where's the toilet?
Ma says, rune the back.
Ma is looking at a minute [F] too soon.
_ _ _ Then they laugh round the whole house.
Jack's fell in the coal house.
_ Man, he's drunk [C] as a [Bb] newt.
_ _ With his face covered in luck, [F] he's not taken aback.
Sings, mommy and the rest follow suit.
_ _ _ Half one in the morning, and Da's started warm yawning.
He's gotta be _ working [C] at six.
_ _ A bored audience is watching, while Tony is botching, messing up an easy [F] card trick.
_ _ Well, it's time to go now. _
He's got some how, to get them all to go [Bb] home.
_ _ _ When you're drunk full of beer, the [F] last thing you want to hear, is a tune on [C] his paper [F] and coal.
_ Oh, and oh, how we could sing, what fun those nights would bring, singing for [C] hours on end.
_ _ Oh, and once we found the tea, oh what harmony, those drunken voices [F] would blend.
_ We sang, heart of my heart, just for a start, walking my baby [Bb] back home.
_ _ When it comes to the end, [F] let's sing it again.
They don't write them like that _ anymore.
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [N] _ _