Chords for With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm
Tempo:
111.5 bpm
Chords used:
A
Dm
Bb
Gm
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Dm] [F] [Bb] [A]
[Dm] [Bb] [A]
[Dm] In the Tower of London, [Gm] largest light, [A] The ghost of Anne Boleyn walks, [Dm] they declared.
Poor Anne Boleyn was once King [Gm] Henry's [A] wife, Until he made the [Dm] hegemon bob her hair.
Ah yes, [Gm] he did her all [A] long years ago, [Bb] And she comes up at night to [A] tell him so.
[D] With her head tucked underneath her [A] arm, She [Bb]
[Am] walks the [A] bloody tower.
[Gm] With her head [Db] tucked [Dm] underneath her arm, [G] At the [Bb]
midnight [A] hour.
[Dm] She comes to [A] haunt King Henry, She [Bb] means giving him [A] what for.
[Dm] That's Luke she's going [A] to tell him of, [Bb] She's feeling very [A] sore.
[Gm] And just in case [Db] the [Dm] headman wants to give her an [Bb] encore,
[Dm] She has her head tucked underneath her arm.
[Bb]
[A] [Gm] With her head [A] tucked [Dm] [Gm]
underneath [A] her [Bb] arm, She walks [A] the bloody tower.
[Gm] With her [A] head tucked [Dm]
underneath her arm, [Bb] At the midnight [A] hour.
[Dm] The sentries [Dbm] think that it's a [Bb] football that she [A] carries in,
[Dm] And when [A] they've had a few they shout, [Bb] his army going [A] to win.
[Gm] They think that it's [Dm] Redrange instead of poor [Am] old [Bb] Anne Boleyn.
[Dm] With her head tucked underneath her arm.
[Bb] [A] [Dm]
Sometimes King [Gm] Henry gives a [A] spread, For all his pals and gals [Dm] a ghostly crew.
The headman carves the joint [Gm] and cuts the bread,
[A] Then in comes Anne Boleyn to [Dm] queer the dew.
She [Gm] holds her head up with a [A] wild war hoop,
[Bb] And Henry cries don't drop it [A] in the soup.
[Dm] With her head [A] tucked [Dm] [E] underneath [Dm] her [A] arm, She [Eb]
[Am] walks the bloody [A] tower.
[Gm] With her head [G] tucked [Dm] underneath her arm, [Gm] At the [Bb]
[A] midnight hour.
[Dm] One night she caught [A] King Henry, he [Bb] was in the [A] canteen bar,
[Dm] Said he are you [A] Jane Seymour, [Bb] Anne Boleyn or [A] Catherine Parr,
[Gm] For how the sweet Sand Terrian [D] do I [A] know who [Bb] you are.
[Dm]
With your head tucked underneath your arm.
[N]
[Dm] [Bb] [A]
[Dm] In the Tower of London, [Gm] largest light, [A] The ghost of Anne Boleyn walks, [Dm] they declared.
Poor Anne Boleyn was once King [Gm] Henry's [A] wife, Until he made the [Dm] hegemon bob her hair.
Ah yes, [Gm] he did her all [A] long years ago, [Bb] And she comes up at night to [A] tell him so.
[D] With her head tucked underneath her [A] arm, She [Bb]
[Am] walks the [A] bloody tower.
[Gm] With her head [Db] tucked [Dm] underneath her arm, [G] At the [Bb]
midnight [A] hour.
[Dm] She comes to [A] haunt King Henry, She [Bb] means giving him [A] what for.
[Dm] That's Luke she's going [A] to tell him of, [Bb] She's feeling very [A] sore.
[Gm] And just in case [Db] the [Dm] headman wants to give her an [Bb] encore,
[Dm] She has her head tucked underneath her arm.
[Bb]
[A] [Gm] With her head [A] tucked [Dm] [Gm]
underneath [A] her [Bb] arm, She walks [A] the bloody tower.
[Gm] With her [A] head tucked [Dm]
underneath her arm, [Bb] At the midnight [A] hour.
[Dm] The sentries [Dbm] think that it's a [Bb] football that she [A] carries in,
[Dm] And when [A] they've had a few they shout, [Bb] his army going [A] to win.
[Gm] They think that it's [Dm] Redrange instead of poor [Am] old [Bb] Anne Boleyn.
[Dm] With her head tucked underneath her arm.
[Bb] [A] [Dm]
Sometimes King [Gm] Henry gives a [A] spread, For all his pals and gals [Dm] a ghostly crew.
The headman carves the joint [Gm] and cuts the bread,
[A] Then in comes Anne Boleyn to [Dm] queer the dew.
She [Gm] holds her head up with a [A] wild war hoop,
[Bb] And Henry cries don't drop it [A] in the soup.
[Dm] With her head [A] tucked [Dm] [E] underneath [Dm] her [A] arm, She [Eb]
[Am] walks the bloody [A] tower.
[Gm] With her head [G] tucked [Dm] underneath her arm, [Gm] At the [Bb]
[A] midnight hour.
[Dm] One night she caught [A] King Henry, he [Bb] was in the [A] canteen bar,
[Dm] Said he are you [A] Jane Seymour, [Bb] Anne Boleyn or [A] Catherine Parr,
[Gm] For how the sweet Sand Terrian [D] do I [A] know who [Bb] you are.
[Dm]
With your head tucked underneath your arm.
[N]
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[Dm] _ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [A] _ _
[Dm] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ [A] _ _
[Dm] In the Tower of London, [Gm] largest light, [A] _ The ghost of Anne Boleyn walks, [Dm] they declared.
_ Poor Anne Boleyn was once King [Gm] Henry's [A] wife, _ Until he made the [Dm] hegemon bob her hair.
_ Ah yes, [Gm] he did her all [A] long years ago, _ _ [Bb] And she comes up at night to [A] tell him so.
_ [D] With her head tucked underneath her [A] arm, She [Bb] _
[Am] walks the [A] bloody tower.
_ [Gm] With her head [Db] tucked [Dm] underneath her arm, [G] At the [Bb]
midnight _ [A] hour.
_ [Dm] She comes to [A] haunt King Henry, She [Bb] means giving him [A] what for.
[Dm] That's Luke she's going [A] to tell him of, [Bb] She's feeling very [A] sore.
[Gm] And just in case [Db] the [Dm] headman wants to give her an [Bb] encore,
[Dm] She has her head tucked underneath her arm.
_ _ [Bb] _
[A] _ [Gm] With her head [A] tucked [Dm] _ [Gm]
underneath [A] her [Bb] arm, She walks [A] the bloody tower.
_ [Gm] With her [A] head tucked [Dm] _
underneath her arm, [Bb] At the _ midnight [A] hour.
_ [Dm] The sentries [Dbm] think that it's a [Bb] football that she [A] carries in,
[Dm] And when [A] they've had a few they shout, [Bb] his army going [A] to win.
[Gm] They think that it's [Dm] Redrange instead of poor [Am] old [Bb] Anne Boleyn.
[Dm] With her head tucked underneath her arm.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ [A] _ _ [Dm]
Sometimes King [Gm] Henry gives a [A] spread, _ For all his pals and gals [Dm] a ghostly crew.
_ _ The headman carves the joint [Gm] and cuts the bread,
[A] _ _ Then in comes Anne Boleyn to [Dm] queer the dew.
_ She [Gm] holds her head up with a [A] wild war hoop,
_ [Bb] And Henry cries don't drop it [A] in the soup.
_ [Dm] With her head [A] tucked [Dm] [E] underneath [Dm] her [A] arm, She [Eb] _
[Am] walks the bloody [A] tower.
_ [Gm] With her head [G] tucked [Dm] underneath her arm, [Gm] At the [Bb] _
_ [A] midnight hour.
_ [Dm] One night she caught [A] King Henry, he [Bb] was in the [A] canteen bar,
[Dm] Said he are you [A] Jane Seymour, [Bb] Anne Boleyn or [A] Catherine Parr,
[Gm] For how the sweet Sand Terrian [D] do I [A] know who [Bb] you are.
_ [Dm]
With your head tucked underneath your arm. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _
[Dm] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ [A] _ _
[Dm] In the Tower of London, [Gm] largest light, [A] _ The ghost of Anne Boleyn walks, [Dm] they declared.
_ Poor Anne Boleyn was once King [Gm] Henry's [A] wife, _ Until he made the [Dm] hegemon bob her hair.
_ Ah yes, [Gm] he did her all [A] long years ago, _ _ [Bb] And she comes up at night to [A] tell him so.
_ [D] With her head tucked underneath her [A] arm, She [Bb] _
[Am] walks the [A] bloody tower.
_ [Gm] With her head [Db] tucked [Dm] underneath her arm, [G] At the [Bb]
midnight _ [A] hour.
_ [Dm] She comes to [A] haunt King Henry, She [Bb] means giving him [A] what for.
[Dm] That's Luke she's going [A] to tell him of, [Bb] She's feeling very [A] sore.
[Gm] And just in case [Db] the [Dm] headman wants to give her an [Bb] encore,
[Dm] She has her head tucked underneath her arm.
_ _ [Bb] _
[A] _ [Gm] With her head [A] tucked [Dm] _ [Gm]
underneath [A] her [Bb] arm, She walks [A] the bloody tower.
_ [Gm] With her [A] head tucked [Dm] _
underneath her arm, [Bb] At the _ midnight [A] hour.
_ [Dm] The sentries [Dbm] think that it's a [Bb] football that she [A] carries in,
[Dm] And when [A] they've had a few they shout, [Bb] his army going [A] to win.
[Gm] They think that it's [Dm] Redrange instead of poor [Am] old [Bb] Anne Boleyn.
[Dm] With her head tucked underneath her arm.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ [A] _ _ [Dm]
Sometimes King [Gm] Henry gives a [A] spread, _ For all his pals and gals [Dm] a ghostly crew.
_ _ The headman carves the joint [Gm] and cuts the bread,
[A] _ _ Then in comes Anne Boleyn to [Dm] queer the dew.
_ She [Gm] holds her head up with a [A] wild war hoop,
_ [Bb] And Henry cries don't drop it [A] in the soup.
_ [Dm] With her head [A] tucked [Dm] [E] underneath [Dm] her [A] arm, She [Eb] _
[Am] walks the bloody [A] tower.
_ [Gm] With her head [G] tucked [Dm] underneath her arm, [Gm] At the [Bb] _
_ [A] midnight hour.
_ [Dm] One night she caught [A] King Henry, he [Bb] was in the [A] canteen bar,
[Dm] Said he are you [A] Jane Seymour, [Bb] Anne Boleyn or [A] Catherine Parr,
[Gm] For how the sweet Sand Terrian [D] do I [A] know who [Bb] you are.
_ [Dm]
With your head tucked underneath your arm. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _