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- INTRO
G ^Ö D - C ^Ö D
VERSE 1:
SOL RELad it^Òs your duty to find you a lass
- DO RE
with child-bearing hips and a pink supple ass
SOL RE DO RE And make her you wife and love her with love so true
SOL RENow, some rivers run high some rivers run low
- DO RE
When her river runs red then she starting her flow
SOL RE DO RE And it^Òs called menstruation and heres what I means to you
MIm DOYou will notice her bloomers are spartie? At first
- SOL RE
Stand back, her ovarian dams gonna burst
MIm DO So don^Òt be afraid it’s a natural thing
SOL REJust wind up some cotton and give her some string
- DO
Put the old linens on top of the bed
DO RE get out of the house and go down to the old pub
SOL RE DO REinstead.
VERSE 2:
- SOL RE
She^Òll retain her water her breasts will be tender
DO RE And every third word that you say will offend her
SOL RE DO REGet out of the house and go down to the old pub instead
- SOL RE
And she^Òll want to make love if you do you’re a fool
DO RE Cause you^Òll only end up with a bloody ol’ tool
SOL RE DO REGet out of the house, down to the old pub instead
- MIm DO
And she^Òll want you to sample the fruit of her loins
SOL RE But son it^Òll taste like some old rusty coins
MIm DOSo turn off the lights boy and take off your hat
- SOL RE
And drop to your knees say a prayer to st pat
- DO
Then he^Òll give you the strength to get out of the bed
DO RE And for Ireland^Òs sake go down to the old pub
SOL RE DO REinstead.
VERSE 3:
- MIm DO
Now the pub is the place where the lads are a meeting
SOL RE When the moon^Òs full and the girls are a bleatin
MIm DOThe catholic, the protestant even the pagan
- SOL RE
The pub is the place when lady is raggin
DO So drink of your pint boys and thank your shamrocks
DOThat as men folk we don^Òt have to bleed from our cocks
- DO
And that we can escape from the lady in red
DO RE And get out of the house and go down to the old pub
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- INTRO
G ^Ö D - C ^Ö D
VERSE 1:
SOL RELad it^Òs your duty to find you a
..lass
DO REwith child-bearing hips and a pink
..supple ass
SOL REAnd make her you wife and love her
- DO RE
..with love so true
SOL RE Now, some rivers run high some
..rivers run low
DOWhen her river runs red then she
RE..starting her flow
- SOL
And it^Òs called menstruation and
RE DO RE .. heres what I means to you
MIm DOYou will notice her bloomers are
..spartie? At first
SOL REStand back, her ovarian dams gonna
..burst
MIm DOSo don^Òt be afraid it’s a natural
..thing
SOL REJust wind up some cotton and give
..her some string
DOPut the old linens on top of the
..bed
DO REget out of the house and go down
..to the old pub
SOL RE DO REinstead.
VERSE 2:
- SOL RE
She^Òll retain her water her
..breasts will be tender
- DO RE
And every third word that you say
..will offend her
- SOL RE
Get out of the house and go down
DO RE ..to the old pub instead
SOLAnd she^Òll want to make love if
- RE
..you do you’re a fool
DO RE Cause you^Òll only end up with a
..bloody ol’ tool
SOL REGet out of the house, down to the
DO RE..old pub instead
- MIm
And she^Òll want you to sample the
DO .. fruit of her loins
SOL REBut son it^Òll taste like some old
..rusty coins
MIm DOSo turn off the lights boy and
..take off your hat
SOL REAnd drop to your knees say a
..prayer to st pat
DOThen he^Òll give you the strength
..to get out of the bed
DO REAnd for Ireland^Òs sake go down to
..the old pub
- SOL RE DO RE
instead.
VERSE 3:
MImNow the pub is the place where the
- DO
..lads are a meeting
SOL RE When the moon^Òs full and the
..girls are a bleatin
MIm DOThe catholic, the protestant even
..the pagan
SOL REThe pub is the place when lady is
..raggin
DOSo drink of your pint boys and
..thank your shamrocks
DOThat as men folk we don^Òt have to
..bleed from our cocks
DOAnd that we can escape from the
..lady in red
DO REAnd get out of the house and go
..down to the old pub
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B]----------3-----
G]--------0-------
D]------0---------
A]----2-----------
E]--3-------------
instead.
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