Chords for Ange Hardy @The Globe Inn(Glossop)
Tempo:
99.3 bpm
Chords used:
F#
C#
B
G#
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F#m] A little bit faster.
[G] Let the dogs see the rabbit [F#] dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure Colin [F#] would agree.
[B] Says he's a retriever [F#m] but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[B] Again.
Let the dogs see the rabbit [F#] dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's [F#] a retriever but [C#] I don't believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
A little bit faster, that's fine, and then we'll go.
[Bm] Let the dogs see the [F#] rabbit dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure Colin [F#] would [C#] agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, [F#] no, they agree.
[C#] Not [F#] so very long ago, to [C#] the pet shop I [F#] did jog.
[C#] Needed a friend [F#] to share my life [G#] so I bought [C#] myself a dog.
I picked [F#] myself a big one, [C#] and Colin [F#] was his name.
And I thought to suppress his boisterousness would really be a shame.
[B] Let the dogs see [F#] the rabbit dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure Colin [F#] would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[C#] Colin, [F#] he's a good [C#] dog, he really [F#m] pleases me.
[C#] I think that [F#] he is well [G#] behaved, but the neighbours [C#] don't agree.
They think that [F#] he is noisy, [C#] their piss he [F#] tries to spoil it.
Well I really do have all the way in it [B] next door, [F#] so you'd belong as a toilet.
[C#m] [B] Let the [F#] dogs see the rabbit dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#m] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a retriever [C#] but I don't believe at all, [F#] no, they agree.
[C#] Brown's [F#] little daughter Lucy, cat and [C#] a rabbit [F#] has a [C#] pet.
Yeah, we're going there.
Called her rabbit [F#] mum, he was [G#] the cutest [C#] rabbit here.
She kept him in [F#] the [C#] garden, in a great [F#] big fancy hutch.
And every day would fluff shit playing, she loved him very [C#m] much.
[B] Let the dogs see the [F#] rabbit dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a retriever [F#] but I don't [C#m] believe at all, no, they [F#] agree.
[C#] Now the Browns [F#] went out one Sunday, little [C#] Lucy [F#] went along.
[C#] I thought I'd [F#] get a peaceful [D#m] day, but I really [C#] was quite wrong.
See Colin was [F#] out in the garden, [C#] I thought just [F#] lying in the sun.
I didn't realise with a gleam in his eye, he was next door having fun.
[B] Let the dogs see the [F#] rabbit dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#m] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, they [F#] agree.
[C#] Now I was sat [F#] there watching telly, I [C#] heard Colin [F#] at the door.
[C#] I knew he'd [F#] had his dinner, I [D#m] just assumed he'd [C#] come for more.
So I opened [F#] up to let him in [C#] and he whacked his tail [F#] with glee.
See he couldn't get enough of his new friend Fluff, so he bought [F#] him a fancy.
[C#] [B] Let the dogs see the rabbit [F#] dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
Fluff was all dishevelled, [C#] he was dead as [F#] dead, look at me.
[C#] I could see [F#] disaster looming when [G#] the thought occurred [G] to me.
[C#] I cleaned and [F#] combed and groomed him, [C#] he would really make [F#] you weep.
As he lay all curled it looked for the world, he just died there in his sleep.
[B] Let the dogs [F#] see the rabbit dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure [F#] Colin would [C#] agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[C#] So frantically [F#] I cried next [C#] door with Fluff tucked under [F#] my arm.
[C#] For Lucy to think [F#] he'd died at peace [G#] I thought would [C#] do no harm.
Carefully [F#] I put [C#] him in his hatch and put rest on a bed [F#] of hay.
And he couldn't tell that the hound from hell had just been round to play.
[B] Let the dogs [F#] see the rabbit dance, what [C#] they say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[C#] Well next day [F#] when we went down the road [C#] with Colin [F#] for a walk.
[C#] We met our [D#m] neighbour [G#] Mrs Brown and [C#] snogged a hare that's whole.
She really [F#] did seem most [C#] upset and she didn't [F#] look too well.
[B] She gave a sigh and caught Colin's eye [F#] and her story she did tell.
See yesterday we all went [C#] out, we enjoyed the [F#] day so much.
And when we got home we found our Fluff [G#] lying dead [C#] there in his hatch.
It really [F#] was so strange, I'll have to beg your pardon.
[B] Cause earlier in the day he'd passed [F#] away and we buried him in the garden.
[B] Let the dogs see [G#] the rabbit dance, [F#] what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[C#] [B] Says he's a [F#m] retriever but I don't believe [C#] at all, no, they [F#] agree.
[N]
[G] Let the dogs see the rabbit [F#] dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure Colin [F#] would agree.
[B] Says he's a retriever [F#m] but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[B] Again.
Let the dogs see the rabbit [F#] dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's [F#] a retriever but [C#] I don't believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
A little bit faster, that's fine, and then we'll go.
[Bm] Let the dogs see the [F#] rabbit dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure Colin [F#] would [C#] agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, [F#] no, they agree.
[C#] Not [F#] so very long ago, to [C#] the pet shop I [F#] did jog.
[C#] Needed a friend [F#] to share my life [G#] so I bought [C#] myself a dog.
I picked [F#] myself a big one, [C#] and Colin [F#] was his name.
And I thought to suppress his boisterousness would really be a shame.
[B] Let the dogs see [F#] the rabbit dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure Colin [F#] would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[C#] Colin, [F#] he's a good [C#] dog, he really [F#m] pleases me.
[C#] I think that [F#] he is well [G#] behaved, but the neighbours [C#] don't agree.
They think that [F#] he is noisy, [C#] their piss he [F#] tries to spoil it.
Well I really do have all the way in it [B] next door, [F#] so you'd belong as a toilet.
[C#m] [B] Let the [F#] dogs see the rabbit dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#m] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a retriever [C#] but I don't believe at all, [F#] no, they agree.
[C#] Brown's [F#] little daughter Lucy, cat and [C#] a rabbit [F#] has a [C#] pet.
Yeah, we're going there.
Called her rabbit [F#] mum, he was [G#] the cutest [C#] rabbit here.
She kept him in [F#] the [C#] garden, in a great [F#] big fancy hutch.
And every day would fluff shit playing, she loved him very [C#m] much.
[B] Let the dogs see the [F#] rabbit dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a retriever [F#] but I don't [C#m] believe at all, no, they [F#] agree.
[C#] Now the Browns [F#] went out one Sunday, little [C#] Lucy [F#] went along.
[C#] I thought I'd [F#] get a peaceful [D#m] day, but I really [C#] was quite wrong.
See Colin was [F#] out in the garden, [C#] I thought just [F#] lying in the sun.
I didn't realise with a gleam in his eye, he was next door having fun.
[B] Let the dogs see the [F#] rabbit dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#m] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, they [F#] agree.
[C#] Now I was sat [F#] there watching telly, I [C#] heard Colin [F#] at the door.
[C#] I knew he'd [F#] had his dinner, I [D#m] just assumed he'd [C#] come for more.
So I opened [F#] up to let him in [C#] and he whacked his tail [F#] with glee.
See he couldn't get enough of his new friend Fluff, so he bought [F#] him a fancy.
[C#] [B] Let the dogs see the rabbit [F#] dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
Fluff was all dishevelled, [C#] he was dead as [F#] dead, look at me.
[C#] I could see [F#] disaster looming when [G#] the thought occurred [G] to me.
[C#] I cleaned and [F#] combed and groomed him, [C#] he would really make [F#] you weep.
As he lay all curled it looked for the world, he just died there in his sleep.
[B] Let the dogs [F#] see the rabbit dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure [F#] Colin would [C#] agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[C#] So frantically [F#] I cried next [C#] door with Fluff tucked under [F#] my arm.
[C#] For Lucy to think [F#] he'd died at peace [G#] I thought would [C#] do no harm.
Carefully [F#] I put [C#] him in his hatch and put rest on a bed [F#] of hay.
And he couldn't tell that the hound from hell had just been round to play.
[B] Let the dogs [F#] see the rabbit dance, what [C#] they say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[C#] Well next day [F#] when we went down the road [C#] with Colin [F#] for a walk.
[C#] We met our [D#m] neighbour [G#] Mrs Brown and [C#] snogged a hare that's whole.
She really [F#] did seem most [C#] upset and she didn't [F#] look too well.
[B] She gave a sigh and caught Colin's eye [F#] and her story she did tell.
See yesterday we all went [C#] out, we enjoyed the [F#] day so much.
And when we got home we found our Fluff [G#] lying dead [C#] there in his hatch.
It really [F#] was so strange, I'll have to beg your pardon.
[B] Cause earlier in the day he'd passed [F#] away and we buried him in the garden.
[B] Let the dogs see [G#] the rabbit dance, [F#] what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[C#] [B] Says he's a [F#m] retriever but I don't believe [C#] at all, no, they [F#] agree.
[N]
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[F#m] A little bit faster.
[G] Let the dogs see the rabbit [F#] dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure Colin [F#] would agree.
[B] Says he's a retriever [F#m] but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[B] Again.
Let the dogs see the rabbit [F#] dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's [F#] a retriever but [C#] I don't believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
A little bit faster, that's fine, and then we'll go.
[Bm] Let the dogs see the [F#] rabbit dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure Colin [F#] would [C#] agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, [F#] no, they agree.
[C#] Not [F#] so very long ago, to [C#] the pet shop I [F#] did jog.
[C#] Needed a friend [F#] to share my life [G#] so I bought [C#] myself a dog.
I picked [F#] myself a big one, [C#] and Colin [F#] was his name.
And I thought to suppress his boisterousness would really be a shame.
[B] Let the dogs see [F#] the rabbit dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure Colin [F#] would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[C#] Colin, [F#] he's a good [C#] dog, he really [F#m] pleases me.
[C#] I think that [F#] he is well [G#] behaved, but the neighbours [C#] don't agree.
They think that [F#] he is noisy, [C#] their piss he [F#] tries to spoil it.
Well I really do have all the way in it [B] next door, [F#] so you'd belong as a toilet.
[C#m] [B] Let the [F#] dogs see the rabbit dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#m] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a retriever [C#] but I don't believe at all, [F#] no, they agree.
[C#] Brown's [F#] little daughter Lucy, cat and [C#] a rabbit [F#] has a [C#] pet.
Yeah, we're going there.
_ Called her rabbit [F#] mum, he was [G#] the cutest [C#] rabbit here.
She kept him in [F#] the [C#] garden, in a great [F#] big fancy hutch.
And every day would fluff shit playing, she loved him very [C#m] much.
[B] Let the dogs see the [F#] rabbit dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a retriever [F#] but I don't [C#m] believe at all, no, they [F#] agree.
[C#] Now the Browns [F#] went out one Sunday, little [C#] Lucy [F#] went along.
[C#] I thought I'd [F#] get a peaceful [D#m] day, but I really [C#] was quite wrong.
See Colin was [F#] out in the garden, [C#] I thought just [F#] lying in the sun.
I didn't realise with a gleam in his eye, he was next door having fun.
[B] Let the dogs see the [F#] rabbit dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#m] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, they [F#] agree.
[C#] Now I was sat [F#] there watching telly, I [C#] heard Colin [F#] at the door.
[C#] I knew he'd [F#] had his dinner, I [D#m] just assumed he'd [C#] come for more.
So I opened [F#] up to let him in [C#] and he whacked his tail [F#] with glee.
See he couldn't get enough of his new friend Fluff, so he bought [F#] him a fancy.
[C#] [B] Let the dogs see the rabbit [F#] dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
Fluff was all dishevelled, [C#] he was dead as [F#] dead, look at me.
[C#] I could see [F#] disaster looming when [G#] the thought occurred [G] to me.
[C#] I cleaned and [F#] combed and groomed him, [C#] he would really make [F#] you weep.
As he lay all curled it looked for the world, he just died there in his sleep.
[B] Let the dogs [F#] see the rabbit dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure [F#] Colin would [C#] agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[C#] So frantically [F#] I cried next [C#] door with Fluff tucked under [F#] my arm.
[C#] For Lucy to think [F#] he'd died at peace [G#] I thought would [C#] do no harm.
Carefully [F#] I put [C#] him in his hatch and put rest on a bed [F#] of hay.
And he couldn't tell that the hound from hell had just been round to play.
[B] Let the dogs [F#] see the rabbit dance, what [C#] they say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[C#] Well next day [F#] when we went down the road [C#] with Colin [F#] for a walk.
[C#] We met our [D#m] neighbour [G#] Mrs Brown and [C#] snogged a hare that's whole.
She really [F#] did seem most [C#] upset and she didn't [F#] look too well.
[B] She gave a sigh and caught Colin's eye [F#] and her story she did tell. _
See yesterday we all went [C#] out, we enjoyed the [F#] day so much.
And when we got home we found our Fluff [G#] lying dead [C#] there in his hatch.
It really [F#] was so strange, I'll have to beg your pardon.
[B] Cause earlier in the day he'd passed [F#] away and we buried him in the garden.
[B] Let the dogs see [G#] the rabbit dance, [F#] what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[C#] [B] Says he's a [F#m] retriever but I don't believe [C#] at all, no, they [F#] agree.
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[G] Let the dogs see the rabbit [F#] dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure Colin [F#] would agree.
[B] Says he's a retriever [F#m] but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[B] Again.
Let the dogs see the rabbit [F#] dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's [F#] a retriever but [C#] I don't believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
A little bit faster, that's fine, and then we'll go.
[Bm] Let the dogs see the [F#] rabbit dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure Colin [F#] would [C#] agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, [F#] no, they agree.
[C#] Not [F#] so very long ago, to [C#] the pet shop I [F#] did jog.
[C#] Needed a friend [F#] to share my life [G#] so I bought [C#] myself a dog.
I picked [F#] myself a big one, [C#] and Colin [F#] was his name.
And I thought to suppress his boisterousness would really be a shame.
[B] Let the dogs see [F#] the rabbit dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure Colin [F#] would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[C#] Colin, [F#] he's a good [C#] dog, he really [F#m] pleases me.
[C#] I think that [F#] he is well [G#] behaved, but the neighbours [C#] don't agree.
They think that [F#] he is noisy, [C#] their piss he [F#] tries to spoil it.
Well I really do have all the way in it [B] next door, [F#] so you'd belong as a toilet.
[C#m] [B] Let the [F#] dogs see the rabbit dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#m] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a retriever [C#] but I don't believe at all, [F#] no, they agree.
[C#] Brown's [F#] little daughter Lucy, cat and [C#] a rabbit [F#] has a [C#] pet.
Yeah, we're going there.
_ Called her rabbit [F#] mum, he was [G#] the cutest [C#] rabbit here.
She kept him in [F#] the [C#] garden, in a great [F#] big fancy hutch.
And every day would fluff shit playing, she loved him very [C#m] much.
[B] Let the dogs see the [F#] rabbit dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a retriever [F#] but I don't [C#m] believe at all, no, they [F#] agree.
[C#] Now the Browns [F#] went out one Sunday, little [C#] Lucy [F#] went along.
[C#] I thought I'd [F#] get a peaceful [D#m] day, but I really [C#] was quite wrong.
See Colin was [F#] out in the garden, [C#] I thought just [F#] lying in the sun.
I didn't realise with a gleam in his eye, he was next door having fun.
[B] Let the dogs see the [F#] rabbit dance, what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#m] Colin would agree.
[G#m] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, they [F#] agree.
[C#] Now I was sat [F#] there watching telly, I [C#] heard Colin [F#] at the door.
[C#] I knew he'd [F#] had his dinner, I [D#m] just assumed he'd [C#] come for more.
So I opened [F#] up to let him in [C#] and he whacked his tail [F#] with glee.
See he couldn't get enough of his new friend Fluff, so he bought [F#] him a fancy.
[C#] [B] Let the dogs see the rabbit [F#] dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
Fluff was all dishevelled, [C#] he was dead as [F#] dead, look at me.
[C#] I could see [F#] disaster looming when [G#] the thought occurred [G] to me.
[C#] I cleaned and [F#] combed and groomed him, [C#] he would really make [F#] you weep.
As he lay all curled it looked for the world, he just died there in his sleep.
[B] Let the dogs [F#] see the rabbit dance, what they say, [C#] I'm sure [F#] Colin would [C#] agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[C#] So frantically [F#] I cried next [C#] door with Fluff tucked under [F#] my arm.
[C#] For Lucy to think [F#] he'd died at peace [G#] I thought would [C#] do no harm.
Carefully [F#] I put [C#] him in his hatch and put rest on a bed [F#] of hay.
And he couldn't tell that the hound from hell had just been round to play.
[B] Let the dogs [F#] see the rabbit dance, what [C#] they say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[B] Says he's a [F#] retriever but I don't [C#] believe at all, no, [F#] they agree.
[C#] Well next day [F#] when we went down the road [C#] with Colin [F#] for a walk.
[C#] We met our [D#m] neighbour [G#] Mrs Brown and [C#] snogged a hare that's whole.
She really [F#] did seem most [C#] upset and she didn't [F#] look too well.
[B] She gave a sigh and caught Colin's eye [F#] and her story she did tell. _
See yesterday we all went [C#] out, we enjoyed the [F#] day so much.
And when we got home we found our Fluff [G#] lying dead [C#] there in his hatch.
It really [F#] was so strange, I'll have to beg your pardon.
[B] Cause earlier in the day he'd passed [F#] away and we buried him in the garden.
[B] Let the dogs see [G#] the rabbit dance, [F#] what they [C#] say, I'm sure [F#] Colin would agree.
[C#] [B] Says he's a [F#m] retriever but I don't believe [C#] at all, no, they [F#] agree.
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