Chords for A Windmill In Old Amsterdam
Tempo:
186.1 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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I hope you like mice.
[Bb]
[F] [Bb]
[F] A mouse lived in a windmill [Eb] in old [Ab] Amsterdam.
[Db] A windmill [Gb] with a mouse in [Gm] and he wasn't grousing, [Fm] he sang [Bb] every morning.
[Eb] How lucky [Ab] I am, [Db] living [Gb] in a windmill [C] in old Amsterdam.
[F] I saw [Bb] a mouse.
Where?
[F] There on the
[C] Where on the street?
[F] Right there.
A little mouse [Bb] with clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
Go [G] and clip clippity [C] clop on [F] the stair.
[Bb] Oh yeah.
[F] The mouse he [Bb] got lonesome [Eb] and took in [Ab] the wife.
[Db] A windmill [Gb] with mice in [G] it's hardly
[F] surprising, she sang every [Bb] morning.
[Eb] Here [Ab] I am, [Db] in a [Gb] windmill.
[C]
[Bb] I saw a mouse.
Where?
[F] There on the stair.
[C] Where [E] on the stair? [Fm] Right there.
A little mouse [Bb] with clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
Go [G] and clip [C] clippity clop on [F] the stair.
[Gm]
[F] Oh [Bb] yeah.
[F] Well first they [Bb] had triplets [Eb] and then they [Abm] had quins.
[Db] A windmill [Gb] with quins in [G] with triplets [F] and twins in, they sang [Bb] every morning.
[Eb] How lucky [Abm] we are, [Db] living [Gb] in a [C] windmill in old [G] Amsterdam.
[F] I saw [Bb] a mouse. [F] Where?
There on the stair.
[C] Where [Em] on the stair?
[Fm] Right there.
A little [Bbm] mouse with [D] clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
[G] Go and clip [C] clippity clop [F] on the stair.
[Gm] [F] Oh yeah.
[Gm] [F] Well the daughters [Bb] got married [Eb] and so did the [Abm] sons.
[Db] The windmill had [G] christenings when no [F] one was listening, they all [Bb] sang in chorus.
[Ebm]
[Ab] [Db] In 18th [Gm] century old [C] Amsterdam.
[F] I saw [Bb] a mouse.
Where?
[F] There on the stair.
Where on [C] the stair?
[F] Right there.
A little mouse [Bb] with [D] clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
Go and [G] clip clippity [C] clop on the [F] stair.
Oh yeah.
[Bb] A [F] mouse lived in [Bb] a windmill so [Eb] snug and [Ab] so nice.
There's nobody [Bbm] there now [C] but a whole load of mice.
[F]
[N]
Millions of mice.
[Bb]
[F] [Bb]
[F] A mouse lived in a windmill [Eb] in old [Ab] Amsterdam.
[Db] A windmill [Gb] with a mouse in [Gm] and he wasn't grousing, [Fm] he sang [Bb] every morning.
[Eb] How lucky [Ab] I am, [Db] living [Gb] in a windmill [C] in old Amsterdam.
[F] I saw [Bb] a mouse.
Where?
[F] There on the
[C] Where on the street?
[F] Right there.
A little mouse [Bb] with clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
Go [G] and clip clippity [C] clop on [F] the stair.
[Bb] Oh yeah.
[F] The mouse he [Bb] got lonesome [Eb] and took in [Ab] the wife.
[Db] A windmill [Gb] with mice in [G] it's hardly
[F] surprising, she sang every [Bb] morning.
[Eb] Here [Ab] I am, [Db] in a [Gb] windmill.
[C]
[Bb] I saw a mouse.
Where?
[F] There on the stair.
[C] Where [E] on the stair? [Fm] Right there.
A little mouse [Bb] with clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
Go [G] and clip [C] clippity clop on [F] the stair.
[Gm]
[F] Oh [Bb] yeah.
[F] Well first they [Bb] had triplets [Eb] and then they [Abm] had quins.
[Db] A windmill [Gb] with quins in [G] with triplets [F] and twins in, they sang [Bb] every morning.
[Eb] How lucky [Abm] we are, [Db] living [Gb] in a [C] windmill in old [G] Amsterdam.
[F] I saw [Bb] a mouse. [F] Where?
There on the stair.
[C] Where [Em] on the stair?
[Fm] Right there.
A little [Bbm] mouse with [D] clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
[G] Go and clip [C] clippity clop [F] on the stair.
[Gm] [F] Oh yeah.
[Gm] [F] Well the daughters [Bb] got married [Eb] and so did the [Abm] sons.
[Db] The windmill had [G] christenings when no [F] one was listening, they all [Bb] sang in chorus.
[Ebm]
[Ab] [Db] In 18th [Gm] century old [C] Amsterdam.
[F] I saw [Bb] a mouse.
Where?
[F] There on the stair.
Where on [C] the stair?
[F] Right there.
A little mouse [Bb] with [D] clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
Go and [G] clip clippity [C] clop on the [F] stair.
Oh yeah.
[Bb] A [F] mouse lived in [Bb] a windmill so [Eb] snug and [Ab] so nice.
There's nobody [Bbm] there now [C] but a whole load of mice.
[F]
[N]
Millions of mice.
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_ _ I hope you like mice.
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
[F] A mouse lived in a windmill [Eb] in old [Ab] Amsterdam. _
[Db] A windmill [Gb] with a mouse in [Gm] and he wasn't grousing, [Fm] he sang [Bb] every morning.
[Eb] How lucky [Ab] I am, [Db] living [Gb] in a windmill [C] in old Amsterdam. _ _
[F] I saw [Bb] a mouse.
Where?
_ [F] There on the_
_ _ [C] Where on the street?
[F] Right there.
A little mouse [Bb] with _ clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
Go [G] and clip clippity [C] clop on [F] the stair.
[Bb] _ _ Oh yeah. _
_ _ [F] The mouse he [Bb] got lonesome [Eb] and took in [Ab] the wife.
[Db] A windmill [Gb] with mice in [G] it's hardly _
[F] surprising, she sang every [Bb] _ morning.
[Eb] _ Here [Ab] I am, [Db] in a [Gb] windmill.
_ [C] _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ I saw a mouse.
_ _ Where?
[F] There on the stair.
[C] Where [E] on the stair? [Fm] Right there.
A little mouse [Bb] with _ clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
Go [G] and clip [C] clippity clop on [F] the stair.
_ [Gm] _ _ _
[F] Oh [Bb] yeah. _
[F] Well first they [Bb] had triplets [Eb] and then they [Abm] had quins.
[Db] A windmill [Gb] with quins in [G] with triplets [F] and twins in, they sang [Bb] every morning.
[Eb] How lucky [Abm] we are, [Db] _ living [Gb] in a [C] windmill in old [G] Amsterdam. _ _
[F] I saw [Bb] a mouse. _ [F] Where?
There on the stair.
[C] _ Where [Em] on the stair?
[Fm] Right there.
A little [Bbm] mouse with _ [D] clogs on.
[F] _ Where are you, mouse?
[G] Go and clip [C] clippity clop [F] on the stair.
[Gm] _ _ _ [F] Oh yeah.
_ [Gm] _ [F] Well the daughters [Bb] got married [Eb] and so did the [Abm] sons.
[Db] The windmill had [G] christenings when no [F] one was listening, they all [Bb] sang in chorus.
_ [Ebm] _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ [Db] In _ 18th [Gm] century old [C] _ Amsterdam.
[F] _ I saw [Bb] a mouse. _
Where?
_ [F] There on the stair.
_ Where on [C] the stair?
[F] Right there.
A little mouse [Bb] with _ [D] clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
Go and [G] clip clippity [C] clop on the [F] stair. _
_ _ Oh yeah. _
[Bb] _ A [F] mouse lived in [Bb] a windmill so [Eb] snug and [Ab] so nice.
There's nobody [Bbm] there now [C] but a whole load of mice.
[F] _ _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Millions of mice.
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
[F] A mouse lived in a windmill [Eb] in old [Ab] Amsterdam. _
[Db] A windmill [Gb] with a mouse in [Gm] and he wasn't grousing, [Fm] he sang [Bb] every morning.
[Eb] How lucky [Ab] I am, [Db] living [Gb] in a windmill [C] in old Amsterdam. _ _
[F] I saw [Bb] a mouse.
Where?
_ [F] There on the_
_ _ [C] Where on the street?
[F] Right there.
A little mouse [Bb] with _ clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
Go [G] and clip clippity [C] clop on [F] the stair.
[Bb] _ _ Oh yeah. _
_ _ [F] The mouse he [Bb] got lonesome [Eb] and took in [Ab] the wife.
[Db] A windmill [Gb] with mice in [G] it's hardly _
[F] surprising, she sang every [Bb] _ morning.
[Eb] _ Here [Ab] I am, [Db] in a [Gb] windmill.
_ [C] _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ I saw a mouse.
_ _ Where?
[F] There on the stair.
[C] Where [E] on the stair? [Fm] Right there.
A little mouse [Bb] with _ clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
Go [G] and clip [C] clippity clop on [F] the stair.
_ [Gm] _ _ _
[F] Oh [Bb] yeah. _
[F] Well first they [Bb] had triplets [Eb] and then they [Abm] had quins.
[Db] A windmill [Gb] with quins in [G] with triplets [F] and twins in, they sang [Bb] every morning.
[Eb] How lucky [Abm] we are, [Db] _ living [Gb] in a [C] windmill in old [G] Amsterdam. _ _
[F] I saw [Bb] a mouse. _ [F] Where?
There on the stair.
[C] _ Where [Em] on the stair?
[Fm] Right there.
A little [Bbm] mouse with _ [D] clogs on.
[F] _ Where are you, mouse?
[G] Go and clip [C] clippity clop [F] on the stair.
[Gm] _ _ _ [F] Oh yeah.
_ [Gm] _ [F] Well the daughters [Bb] got married [Eb] and so did the [Abm] sons.
[Db] The windmill had [G] christenings when no [F] one was listening, they all [Bb] sang in chorus.
_ [Ebm] _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ [Db] In _ 18th [Gm] century old [C] _ Amsterdam.
[F] _ I saw [Bb] a mouse. _
Where?
_ [F] There on the stair.
_ Where on [C] the stair?
[F] Right there.
A little mouse [Bb] with _ [D] clogs on.
[F] Where are you, mouse?
Go and [G] clip clippity [C] clop on the [F] stair. _
_ _ Oh yeah. _
[Bb] _ A [F] mouse lived in [Bb] a windmill so [Eb] snug and [Ab] so nice.
There's nobody [Bbm] there now [C] but a whole load of mice.
[F] _ _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Millions of mice.
_ _ _ _ _ _