Chords for Conal Gallen - Daniel Put The Kettle On
Tempo:
92.5 bpm
Chords used:
A
D
E
B
C#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Well, how are you, Mary?
Mary, do you know, we have run out of copes.
Would you mind taking a drop in your [C#] hand?
[D#] [A] There's
[D] [A] [E]
[A] a little country cottage in the hills of [D] Donegal, where lives a [A] famous singer who's loved by one [E] and all.
[A] And he treats all his fans just like a great big [D] family, and in the summer [A] he invites [E] them all back home [A] for tea.
And [D] there's people there from County Clare, [A] from Dublin and Mayo.
[B] There's Cajun queens from New Orleans [E] and Marys from Dunloe.
[A] And the queue is stretched along the road [D] for as far as you could see, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea.
Tooralooraloora, [D] tooralooloolay, Daniel [A] put the kettle on, [E] we're coming in [A] for tea.
[D]
[A] [E] [A]
There's a welcome in the hillside, and a handshake [D] in the hall.
There's a fire [A] in the kitchen, and a kettle [E] on the boil.
[A] And the best kid meal of Paltry that you did [D] ever see, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea.
And [D] there's people there from Dromaghair, [A] from Scotland and New York.
[B] Some flew in to Carrickvin, [E] and others drove from Cork.
[A] They came there on their thousandth day [D] from one to ninety three, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea.
Tooralooloolora, [D]
tooralooloolay, Daniel put [A] the kettle on, [E] we're coming in [A] for tea.
Some [D] [A] [E]
[A] people like to socialize in discotheques [D] and bars, while [A] others go to Hollywood cause they love the [E] movie stars.
[A] Some folks go to Gracelands or Nashville, [D] Tennessee.
But in the summer [A] I go [E] down to Daniel's house [A] for tea.
And [D] there's people there from Albert Square, [A] there's biddies from Glenrow.
There [B] were people there from everywhere, they [E] just called to say hello.
[A] And the queue it stretched along the road [D] for as far as you could see, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea.
Tooralooloolora, [D] tooralooloolay, Daniel put [A] the kettle on, [D] come over here [A] and sing us songs.
[D] Here the [A] queue's nearly three miles long, [E] and we're coming in [A] for tea.
Do you know there's Ronnie, Ronnie am I [D] glad to see you.
I suppose Ronnie you didn't [A] manage to bring any tea bags with [E] you.
Well [A] good man Ronnie do you know you're a saviour, do you know that.
Just play a tune to me.
How you doing Harry, how's it going?
[D] I'm trying to play the English song.
It's [A] good.
[E] [A] It's good.
[B] [D]
Oh that's lovely.
[A] [E]
Mary, do you know, we have run out of copes.
Would you mind taking a drop in your [C#] hand?
[D#] [A] There's
[D] [A] [E]
[A] a little country cottage in the hills of [D] Donegal, where lives a [A] famous singer who's loved by one [E] and all.
[A] And he treats all his fans just like a great big [D] family, and in the summer [A] he invites [E] them all back home [A] for tea.
And [D] there's people there from County Clare, [A] from Dublin and Mayo.
[B] There's Cajun queens from New Orleans [E] and Marys from Dunloe.
[A] And the queue is stretched along the road [D] for as far as you could see, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea.
Tooralooraloora, [D] tooralooloolay, Daniel [A] put the kettle on, [E] we're coming in [A] for tea.
[D]
[A] [E] [A]
There's a welcome in the hillside, and a handshake [D] in the hall.
There's a fire [A] in the kitchen, and a kettle [E] on the boil.
[A] And the best kid meal of Paltry that you did [D] ever see, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea.
And [D] there's people there from Dromaghair, [A] from Scotland and New York.
[B] Some flew in to Carrickvin, [E] and others drove from Cork.
[A] They came there on their thousandth day [D] from one to ninety three, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea.
Tooralooloolora, [D]
tooralooloolay, Daniel put [A] the kettle on, [E] we're coming in [A] for tea.
Some [D] [A] [E]
[A] people like to socialize in discotheques [D] and bars, while [A] others go to Hollywood cause they love the [E] movie stars.
[A] Some folks go to Gracelands or Nashville, [D] Tennessee.
But in the summer [A] I go [E] down to Daniel's house [A] for tea.
And [D] there's people there from Albert Square, [A] there's biddies from Glenrow.
There [B] were people there from everywhere, they [E] just called to say hello.
[A] And the queue it stretched along the road [D] for as far as you could see, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea.
Tooralooloolora, [D] tooralooloolay, Daniel put [A] the kettle on, [D] come over here [A] and sing us songs.
[D] Here the [A] queue's nearly three miles long, [E] and we're coming in [A] for tea.
Do you know there's Ronnie, Ronnie am I [D] glad to see you.
I suppose Ronnie you didn't [A] manage to bring any tea bags with [E] you.
Well [A] good man Ronnie do you know you're a saviour, do you know that.
Just play a tune to me.
How you doing Harry, how's it going?
[D] I'm trying to play the English song.
It's [A] good.
[E] [A] It's good.
[B] [D]
Oh that's lovely.
[A] [E]
Key:
A
D
E
B
C#
A
D
E
_ _ _ _ _ Well, how are you, Mary?
Mary, do you know, we have run out of copes.
Would you mind taking a drop in your [C#] hand?
[D#] _ [A] _ There's _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _ _
[A] _ _ _ a little country cottage in the hills of [D] Donegal, where lives a [A] famous singer who's loved by one [E] and all.
_ _ [A] And he treats all his fans just like a great big [D] family, and in the summer [A] he invites [E] them all back home [A] for tea.
And [D] there's people there from County Clare, [A] from Dublin and Mayo.
[B] There's Cajun queens from New Orleans [E] and Marys from Dunloe.
[A] And the queue is stretched along the road [D] for as far as you could see, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea. _ _
Tooralooraloora, [D] _ tooralooloolay, _ Daniel [A] put the kettle on, [E] we're coming in [A] for tea. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ _ _
There's a welcome in the hillside, and a handshake [D] in the hall.
There's a fire [A] in the kitchen, and a kettle [E] on the boil. _
_ [A] And the best kid meal of Paltry that you did [D] ever see, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea.
And [D] there's people there from Dromaghair, [A] from Scotland and New York.
[B] Some flew in to Carrickvin, [E] and others drove from Cork.
[A] They came there on their thousandth day [D] from one to ninety three, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea.
_ _ _ Tooralooloolora, [D] _
tooralooloolay, Daniel put [A] the kettle on, [E] we're coming in [A] for tea.
_ _ _ _ _ Some [D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ people like to socialize in discotheques [D] and bars, while [A] others go to Hollywood cause they love the [E] movie stars.
_ _ [A] Some folks go to Gracelands or Nashville, [D] Tennessee.
But in the summer [A] I go [E] down to Daniel's house [A] for tea.
And [D] there's people there from Albert Square, [A] there's biddies from Glenrow.
There [B] were people there from everywhere, they [E] just called to say hello.
[A] And the queue it stretched along the road [D] for as far as you could see, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea. _ _
Tooralooloolora, [D] _ tooralooloolay, _ Daniel put [A] the kettle on, [D] come over here [A] and sing us songs.
[D] Here the [A] queue's nearly three miles long, [E] and we're coming in [A] for tea. _ _
Do you know there's Ronnie, Ronnie am I [D] glad to see you.
I suppose Ronnie you didn't [A] manage to bring any tea bags with [E] you.
Well [A] good man Ronnie do you know you're a saviour, do you know that.
Just play a tune to me.
How you doing Harry, how's it going?
[D] I'm trying to play the English song.
It's [A] good.
_ [E] _ [A] It's good.
_ _ _ _ [B] _ [D] _
Oh that's lovely.
[A] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
Mary, do you know, we have run out of copes.
Would you mind taking a drop in your [C#] hand?
[D#] _ [A] _ There's _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _ _
[A] _ _ _ a little country cottage in the hills of [D] Donegal, where lives a [A] famous singer who's loved by one [E] and all.
_ _ [A] And he treats all his fans just like a great big [D] family, and in the summer [A] he invites [E] them all back home [A] for tea.
And [D] there's people there from County Clare, [A] from Dublin and Mayo.
[B] There's Cajun queens from New Orleans [E] and Marys from Dunloe.
[A] And the queue is stretched along the road [D] for as far as you could see, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea. _ _
Tooralooraloora, [D] _ tooralooloolay, _ Daniel [A] put the kettle on, [E] we're coming in [A] for tea. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ _ _
There's a welcome in the hillside, and a handshake [D] in the hall.
There's a fire [A] in the kitchen, and a kettle [E] on the boil. _
_ [A] And the best kid meal of Paltry that you did [D] ever see, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea.
And [D] there's people there from Dromaghair, [A] from Scotland and New York.
[B] Some flew in to Carrickvin, [E] and others drove from Cork.
[A] They came there on their thousandth day [D] from one to ninety three, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea.
_ _ _ Tooralooloolora, [D] _
tooralooloolay, Daniel put [A] the kettle on, [E] we're coming in [A] for tea.
_ _ _ _ _ Some [D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ people like to socialize in discotheques [D] and bars, while [A] others go to Hollywood cause they love the [E] movie stars.
_ _ [A] Some folks go to Gracelands or Nashville, [D] Tennessee.
But in the summer [A] I go [E] down to Daniel's house [A] for tea.
And [D] there's people there from Albert Square, [A] there's biddies from Glenrow.
There [B] were people there from everywhere, they [E] just called to say hello.
[A] And the queue it stretched along the road [D] for as far as you could see, the day that [A] Daniel he [E] invited everyone [A] for tea. _ _
Tooralooloolora, [D] _ tooralooloolay, _ Daniel put [A] the kettle on, [D] come over here [A] and sing us songs.
[D] Here the [A] queue's nearly three miles long, [E] and we're coming in [A] for tea. _ _
Do you know there's Ronnie, Ronnie am I [D] glad to see you.
I suppose Ronnie you didn't [A] manage to bring any tea bags with [E] you.
Well [A] good man Ronnie do you know you're a saviour, do you know that.
Just play a tune to me.
How you doing Harry, how's it going?
[D] I'm trying to play the English song.
It's [A] good.
_ [E] _ [A] It's good.
_ _ _ _ [B] _ [D] _
Oh that's lovely.
[A] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _