Chords for Wolfetones:Paddys Night Out:Lyrics & Song
Tempo:
133.8 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[A] [D] Was a wet day in London, me [G] fortunes were [D] crumbling, I was [Em] on me way back [A] from the building to job,
day he [D] saw nothing my way, [A] And the lorry ran over [D] the sand, both big up.
thirsty and felt a bit [G] down, I went [A] in for a [D] little libation,
porter, three [Bm] jimmies for [G] starters, two pork [A] pies and what?
Some [D] cabbage and bacon.
Though the day it was [G] dreary, now I [D] felt a bit [G] cheery, In no [Em] time I was ready [A] for action, be God.
[D] jukebox, pulled up the old blue [A] socks, And winked at this young [D] one beside me, be God.
[D] it would happen [Bm] to me, [G] She winked back [A] and she sat [D] down beside me.
day he [D] saw nothing my way, [A] And the lorry ran over [D] the sand, both big up.
thirsty and felt a bit [G] down, I went [A] in for a [D] little libation,
porter, three [Bm] jimmies for [G] starters, two pork [A] pies and what?
Some [D] cabbage and bacon.
Though the day it was [G] dreary, now I [D] felt a bit [G] cheery, In no [Em] time I was ready [A] for action, be God.
[D] jukebox, pulled up the old blue [A] socks, And winked at this young [D] one beside me, be God.
[D] it would happen [Bm] to me, [G] She winked back [A] and she sat [D] down beside me.
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[A] _ [D] _ _ _ Was a wet day in London, me [G] fortunes were [D] crumbling, I was [Em] on me way back [A] from the building to job,
And the [G] foreman that day he [D] saw nothing my way, [A] And the lorry ran over [D] the sand, both big up.
I was hungry and thirsty and felt a bit [G] down, I went [A] in for a [D] little libation,
_ I'd five pounds a porter, three [Bm] jimmies for [G] starters, two pork [A] pies and what?
_ _ Some [D] cabbage and bacon. _
_ _ _ _ Though the day it was [G] dreary, now I [D] felt a bit [G] cheery, In no [Em] time I was ready [A] for action, be God.
[G] And I played the old [D] jukebox, pulled up the old blue [A] socks, And winked at this young [D] one beside me, be God.
[G] _ Wouldn't it be, [D] it would happen [Bm] to me, [G] She winked back [A] and she sat [D] down beside me.
[G] I told her me name [D] and she told me [Bm] the same, [G] Says I [A] to her, what, _ then what [D] are you drinking? _
[G] Come here me old flower, [D] I said then to her, [A] It's the truth, I'm known [D] as a liar. _
[G] Come here me old flower, [D] I've seen you before, [A] Keep the woman in the bed, there more porter. _
[D] She'd a gin and a tonic [G] and I felt [D] supersonic, [G] For a figure [Em] was maybe [A] the devil, be God.
[G] With combs in right places, [D] true satins and laces, [A] That would tempt an old bishop, [D] though celibate, be God.
[G] Me luck might be in [D] and tonight I [Bm] might sin, Though [G] last week I [A] was just that [D] confession. _
[G] But who gives a damn, sure [D] would do me [Bm] no harm, [G] To have me [A] a bit, _ a bit of [D] diversion.
_ _ _ _ Well I was playing it cool, [G] as I do as a [D] rule, [G] When the barman [Em] was calling [A] for time, now be God.
[G] And she said with her sweet [D] face she'll come back to my place, [A] But then that I knew she [D] was mine, now be God.
[G] Her place it was lush, [D] with carpets [Bm] so plush, [G] She took off me [A] old cap, then [D] the wellies.
[E] _
[G] Without any delay she [D] wore a sweet [Bm] negligee, Like the [A] girls were in the pot, on what?
On page three [D] or telly.
[G] Come hear me old flower, [D] I said then to her, [A] It's the truth, [E] I'm known as [D] a liar.
_ [G] Come hear me old flower, [D] I've seen you before, [A] Give the woman in the bed, there more porter.
I [D] don't mean to be crude, [G] but I stood in the [D] nude, With [Em] this goddess, this beautiful [A] Venus, be God.
[G] She ruffled me duffle, [D] we kissed and we shuffled, [A] Was a sight if me ma, [D] only seen as be God.
[G] I was feeling quite grand, [D] with the [Bm] business at hand, When [G] this photo [A] I saw on the [D] dresser,
Was [G] herself and this man, oh [D] what [Bm] dirty became, For [G] a husband [A] was who, was who?
Was Wild Bill [D] the wrestler. _ _
_ _ _ Although she was charming, [G] I felt [D] disalarming, [G] He was mean as [Em] a handy [A] gorilla, be God.
[G] If he caught me in bed, [D] with his woman I said, [A] He'd kill me for sure, I [D] can tell you, be God.
[G] She said now don't worry, [D] for he'd never [Bm] hurry, [G] Don't see him [A] at all, [D] he's a messer.
The [G] door opened that night, and [D] I got such [Bm] a fright, [G] In the doorway [A] was who, was who?
Was Wild [D] Bill the wrestler. _
[G] Come hear me, old flower, [D] I said the end to her, [A] It's the truth, I'm known [D] as a liar. _
[G] Come hear me, old flower, [D] I've seen you before, [A] Give the woman in the bed there more power. _
[D] With rage he was steaming, [G] his eyes [D] they were gleaming, [G] Like a wild [Em] bull he charged [A] over to me, be God.
[G] But I ducked his wild pass, [D] kicked him in the ass, [A] And ran like a hare for [D] the doorway, be God.
[G] I'd have gotten away, [D] without any [Bm] delay, But [G] I tripped [A] and fell over [D] the carpet. _
[G] When I tried to get up, well [D] this dirty [Bm] big pup, [G] Grabbed me by [A] the what, the what?
By the leg [D] and he pulled it.
[G] Come hear me, old flower, [D] I said the end to her, [A] It's the truth, I'm known [D] as a liar.
_ [G] Don't believe this old yarn, [D] don't believe this old rhyme, [A] For I'm pulling your leg, like he's pulling mine.
[D] Toodle-oo, _ [G] Toodle-ay, [A] Witcher Toodle-ay, Yodel-ay-ay.
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ [D] _ _ _ Was a wet day in London, me [G] fortunes were [D] crumbling, I was [Em] on me way back [A] from the building to job,
And the [G] foreman that day he [D] saw nothing my way, [A] And the lorry ran over [D] the sand, both big up.
I was hungry and thirsty and felt a bit [G] down, I went [A] in for a [D] little libation,
_ I'd five pounds a porter, three [Bm] jimmies for [G] starters, two pork [A] pies and what?
_ _ Some [D] cabbage and bacon. _
_ _ _ _ Though the day it was [G] dreary, now I [D] felt a bit [G] cheery, In no [Em] time I was ready [A] for action, be God.
[G] And I played the old [D] jukebox, pulled up the old blue [A] socks, And winked at this young [D] one beside me, be God.
[G] _ Wouldn't it be, [D] it would happen [Bm] to me, [G] She winked back [A] and she sat [D] down beside me.
[G] I told her me name [D] and she told me [Bm] the same, [G] Says I [A] to her, what, _ then what [D] are you drinking? _
[G] Come here me old flower, [D] I said then to her, [A] It's the truth, I'm known [D] as a liar. _
[G] Come here me old flower, [D] I've seen you before, [A] Keep the woman in the bed, there more porter. _
[D] She'd a gin and a tonic [G] and I felt [D] supersonic, [G] For a figure [Em] was maybe [A] the devil, be God.
[G] With combs in right places, [D] true satins and laces, [A] That would tempt an old bishop, [D] though celibate, be God.
[G] Me luck might be in [D] and tonight I [Bm] might sin, Though [G] last week I [A] was just that [D] confession. _
[G] But who gives a damn, sure [D] would do me [Bm] no harm, [G] To have me [A] a bit, _ a bit of [D] diversion.
_ _ _ _ Well I was playing it cool, [G] as I do as a [D] rule, [G] When the barman [Em] was calling [A] for time, now be God.
[G] And she said with her sweet [D] face she'll come back to my place, [A] But then that I knew she [D] was mine, now be God.
[G] Her place it was lush, [D] with carpets [Bm] so plush, [G] She took off me [A] old cap, then [D] the wellies.
[E] _
[G] Without any delay she [D] wore a sweet [Bm] negligee, Like the [A] girls were in the pot, on what?
On page three [D] or telly.
[G] Come hear me old flower, [D] I said then to her, [A] It's the truth, [E] I'm known as [D] a liar.
_ [G] Come hear me old flower, [D] I've seen you before, [A] Give the woman in the bed, there more porter.
I [D] don't mean to be crude, [G] but I stood in the [D] nude, With [Em] this goddess, this beautiful [A] Venus, be God.
[G] She ruffled me duffle, [D] we kissed and we shuffled, [A] Was a sight if me ma, [D] only seen as be God.
[G] I was feeling quite grand, [D] with the [Bm] business at hand, When [G] this photo [A] I saw on the [D] dresser,
Was [G] herself and this man, oh [D] what [Bm] dirty became, For [G] a husband [A] was who, was who?
Was Wild Bill [D] the wrestler. _ _
_ _ _ Although she was charming, [G] I felt [D] disalarming, [G] He was mean as [Em] a handy [A] gorilla, be God.
[G] If he caught me in bed, [D] with his woman I said, [A] He'd kill me for sure, I [D] can tell you, be God.
[G] She said now don't worry, [D] for he'd never [Bm] hurry, [G] Don't see him [A] at all, [D] he's a messer.
The [G] door opened that night, and [D] I got such [Bm] a fright, [G] In the doorway [A] was who, was who?
Was Wild [D] Bill the wrestler. _
[G] Come hear me, old flower, [D] I said the end to her, [A] It's the truth, I'm known [D] as a liar. _
[G] Come hear me, old flower, [D] I've seen you before, [A] Give the woman in the bed there more power. _
[D] With rage he was steaming, [G] his eyes [D] they were gleaming, [G] Like a wild [Em] bull he charged [A] over to me, be God.
[G] But I ducked his wild pass, [D] kicked him in the ass, [A] And ran like a hare for [D] the doorway, be God.
[G] I'd have gotten away, [D] without any [Bm] delay, But [G] I tripped [A] and fell over [D] the carpet. _
[G] When I tried to get up, well [D] this dirty [Bm] big pup, [G] Grabbed me by [A] the what, the what?
By the leg [D] and he pulled it.
[G] Come hear me, old flower, [D] I said the end to her, [A] It's the truth, I'm known [D] as a liar.
_ [G] Don't believe this old yarn, [D] don't believe this old rhyme, [A] For I'm pulling your leg, like he's pulling mine.
[D] Toodle-oo, _ [G] Toodle-ay, [A] Witcher Toodle-ay, Yodel-ay-ay.
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