Chords for Carthy, Hardy, Farrell, Young - Chickens In The Garden - Sidmouth Folk Week 2013
Tempo:
103.55 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
Gm
C
Dm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Gm] [Dm]
[G]
When [Gm] Chris came to Yorkshire not many [F] years [D] ago, I met a little red boy also, I do not have you go to know.
He [G] was a good-vibing person, he was beautiful [Dm] and gay.
And when I went to court [Gm] the first I heard of that he say,
Treat me like an old lady, you should not [G] do her any harm.
[D] And when I [G] leave you both be silent.
Be kind to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop when you combine.
And all that I tell to you [D] is in the [G] garden.
But this little girl, as she was so bright and [D]
shy, she never said a [G] word, nor the thought of survival.
But as soon as we were out, she [D] made her [Gm] name her day.
All this time [G] I could tell her what a girl he used to say.
Treat me like an old lady, you should not do her any [D] harm.
And [A] when I [G] leave you both be silent.
Be kind to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop [D] when you combine.
[G]
And all that I tell to you is in the garden.
And so I left my [Gm] young soul, I see pleasing to my [D] eyes.
I always knew that she was [G] good and she was good to the kind.
We got together, I got her present right there on the way.
When I look into her [D] eyes I hear a [Gm] voice say,
Treat me like an old lady, you should not do her any harm.
[D] And when I leave you [G] both be [D] silent.
Be kind [G] to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop when you combine.
And all that I tell to you is in the [Eb] garden.
Treat me like an old lady, you should [N] not do her any harm.
And when I leave you both be silent.
Be kind to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop [Eb] when you combine.
[D] And all [G] that I tell to you is in the garden.
[C] [D]
[G] [C]
[D]
[G] [C]
[D] [G]
[C]
[G] [D]
[G] [C]
[D]
[Gm] [C]
[G] [D] [G]
[N] [Gm]
[G]
When [Gm] Chris came to Yorkshire not many [F] years [D] ago, I met a little red boy also, I do not have you go to know.
He [G] was a good-vibing person, he was beautiful [Dm] and gay.
And when I went to court [Gm] the first I heard of that he say,
Treat me like an old lady, you should not [G] do her any harm.
[D] And when I [G] leave you both be silent.
Be kind to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop when you combine.
And all that I tell to you [D] is in the [G] garden.
But this little girl, as she was so bright and [D]
shy, she never said a [G] word, nor the thought of survival.
But as soon as we were out, she [D] made her [Gm] name her day.
All this time [G] I could tell her what a girl he used to say.
Treat me like an old lady, you should not do her any [D] harm.
And [A] when I [G] leave you both be silent.
Be kind to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop [D] when you combine.
[G]
And all that I tell to you is in the garden.
And so I left my [Gm] young soul, I see pleasing to my [D] eyes.
I always knew that she was [G] good and she was good to the kind.
We got together, I got her present right there on the way.
When I look into her [D] eyes I hear a [Gm] voice say,
Treat me like an old lady, you should not do her any harm.
[D] And when I leave you [G] both be [D] silent.
Be kind [G] to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop when you combine.
And all that I tell to you is in the [Eb] garden.
Treat me like an old lady, you should [N] not do her any harm.
And when I leave you both be silent.
Be kind to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop [Eb] when you combine.
[D] And all [G] that I tell to you is in the garden.
[C] [D]
[G] [C]
[D]
[G] [C]
[D] [G]
[C]
[G] [D]
[G] [C]
[D]
[Gm] [C]
[G] [D] [G]
[N] [Gm]
Key:
G
D
Gm
C
Dm
G
D
Gm
_ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
When [Gm] Chris came to Yorkshire not many [F] years [D] ago, I met a little red boy also, I do not have you go to know.
He [G] was a good-vibing person, he was beautiful [Dm] and gay.
And when I went to court [Gm] the first I heard of that he say,
Treat me like an old lady, you should not [G] do her any harm.
[D] And when I [G] leave you both be silent. _
Be kind to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop when you combine.
And all that I tell to you [D] is in the [G] garden.
But this little girl, as she was so bright and [D]
shy, she never said a [G] word, nor the thought of survival.
But as soon as we were out, she [D] made her [Gm] name her day.
All this time [G] I could tell her what a girl he used to say.
Treat me like an old lady, you should not do her any [D] harm.
And [A] when I [G] leave you both be silent. _
Be kind to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop [D] when you combine.
[G]
And all that I tell to you is in the garden.
And so I left my [Gm] young soul, I see pleasing to my [D] eyes.
I always knew that she was [G] good and she was good to the kind.
We got together, I got her present right there on the way.
When I look into her [D] eyes I hear a [Gm] voice say,
Treat me like an old lady, you should not do her any harm.
[D] And when I leave you [G] both be [D] silent.
Be kind [G] to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop when you combine.
And all that I tell to you is in the [Eb] garden.
Treat me like an old lady, you should [N] not do her any harm.
And when I leave you both be silent.
Be kind to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop [Eb] when you combine.
[D] _ And all [G] that I tell to you is in the garden. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [Gm] _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ [G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ [N] _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
When [Gm] Chris came to Yorkshire not many [F] years [D] ago, I met a little red boy also, I do not have you go to know.
He [G] was a good-vibing person, he was beautiful [Dm] and gay.
And when I went to court [Gm] the first I heard of that he say,
Treat me like an old lady, you should not [G] do her any harm.
[D] And when I [G] leave you both be silent. _
Be kind to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop when you combine.
And all that I tell to you [D] is in the [G] garden.
But this little girl, as she was so bright and [D]
shy, she never said a [G] word, nor the thought of survival.
But as soon as we were out, she [D] made her [Gm] name her day.
All this time [G] I could tell her what a girl he used to say.
Treat me like an old lady, you should not do her any [D] harm.
And [A] when I [G] leave you both be silent. _
Be kind to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop [D] when you combine.
[G]
And all that I tell to you is in the garden.
And so I left my [Gm] young soul, I see pleasing to my [D] eyes.
I always knew that she was [G] good and she was good to the kind.
We got together, I got her present right there on the way.
When I look into her [D] eyes I hear a [Gm] voice say,
Treat me like an old lady, you should not do her any harm.
[D] And when I leave you [G] both be [D] silent.
Be kind [G] to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop when you combine.
And all that I tell to you is in the [Eb] garden.
Treat me like an old lady, you should [N] not do her any harm.
And when I leave you both be silent.
Be kind to me, be sweet, be nice, don't stop [Eb] when you combine.
[D] _ And all [G] that I tell to you is in the garden. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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