Chords for Fivepenny Piece. Paddle Me Own Canoe 1977. Original Enjoy
Tempo:
131.4 bpm
Chords used:
F
C
G
D
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C]
[F] [C]
[F] [C] Gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle me own [F] canoe, I [G] can do without the likes of Fort [C] Mahieu.
[Bb] I'm tired of [F] people saying that [G] you can't do this or that, [Bb] sick of [F] being [G] organised and that's a [C] roadie fact.
So [F] I'm weighing [D] in me anchor, [G] what do you think of that?
I'm off to [C] go and paddle me [F] own canoe.
[C] I'm going to make a stand for Fellers Lib, [F]
I'll [Cm] sacrifice me highchair [F] and me bin.
[G] I'll send me wife to factory, [C] she can do her bit.
[G] I'll steal me mind the [C] kids and teach me self to knit.
[F] I'm going to [D] burn me [Gm] underpants, how liberal [G] can you get?
I'm off to go and paddle me [F] own canoe.
[C]
[F] [C] [F] Gonna paddle me [C] own canoe, paddle [F] me own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes [C] of Fort Mahieu.
[Bb] I'm tired [F] of people [G] saying that you can't [C] do this or that, [Bb] sick [F] of being [G] organised and that's [C] a roadie fact.
[F] So I'm weighing [D] in me anchor, [G] what do you think of that?
[Gm] I'm off to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
[C] I'm going to join the gentlemen of the road, [F]
[C] to hell with etiquette [F] and social.
[G] The wife were all a [C]-shouting, leave your nose alone.
[G] Well who's nose can you [C] pick if you're gonna pick your [F] own?
Why shouldn't [D] I stink as [Gm] a plane on [G] me own trombone?
I'm going [C] to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
[C]
[F] [C] Gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle [F] me own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes [C] of Fort Mahieu.
[Bb] I'm tired [F] of people [D] saying that you can't [C] do this or that, [Bb] sick of being organised and [C] that's a roadie fact.
[F] So I'm weighing [D] in me [Gm] anchor, what do you think [G] of that?
I'm off [C] to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
[C] I'll take meself a trip around the world, that's lurking [Cm] south of Watford [F] so I'm told.
[G] Perhaps I'll take up [C] golfing or join the Ninety Gold, [G] instead of playing [C] marbles while queuing for me dole.
[F] To hell with those [D] civil servants [Gm] that drive me [G] up the pole, I'm going to go and [F] paddle me own canoe.
[C]
[F] [C] Gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle me [F] own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes of [C] Fort Mahieu.
[Bb] I'm tired of people saying [D] that you can't do [C] this or that, [Bb] sick of [F] being [G] organised and that's a [C] roadie fact.
[F] So I'm weighing [D] in me anchor, [G] what do you think of that?
I'm off to go and paddle me [F] own canoe.
Down [D] with the [A] Merseys, I'm off to go and paddle me own canoe.
My mind [D] gets seasick, [Gm] I'm off to go [C] and paddle me own [F] canoe.
[F] [C]
[F] [C] Gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle me own [F] canoe, I [G] can do without the likes of Fort [C] Mahieu.
[Bb] I'm tired of [F] people saying that [G] you can't do this or that, [Bb] sick of [F] being [G] organised and that's a [C] roadie fact.
So [F] I'm weighing [D] in me anchor, [G] what do you think of that?
I'm off to [C] go and paddle me [F] own canoe.
[C] I'm going to make a stand for Fellers Lib, [F]
I'll [Cm] sacrifice me highchair [F] and me bin.
[G] I'll send me wife to factory, [C] she can do her bit.
[G] I'll steal me mind the [C] kids and teach me self to knit.
[F] I'm going to [D] burn me [Gm] underpants, how liberal [G] can you get?
I'm off to go and paddle me [F] own canoe.
[C]
[F] [C] [F] Gonna paddle me [C] own canoe, paddle [F] me own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes [C] of Fort Mahieu.
[Bb] I'm tired [F] of people [G] saying that you can't [C] do this or that, [Bb] sick [F] of being [G] organised and that's [C] a roadie fact.
[F] So I'm weighing [D] in me anchor, [G] what do you think of that?
[Gm] I'm off to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
[C] I'm going to join the gentlemen of the road, [F]
[C] to hell with etiquette [F] and social.
[G] The wife were all a [C]-shouting, leave your nose alone.
[G] Well who's nose can you [C] pick if you're gonna pick your [F] own?
Why shouldn't [D] I stink as [Gm] a plane on [G] me own trombone?
I'm going [C] to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
[C]
[F] [C] Gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle [F] me own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes [C] of Fort Mahieu.
[Bb] I'm tired [F] of people [D] saying that you can't [C] do this or that, [Bb] sick of being organised and [C] that's a roadie fact.
[F] So I'm weighing [D] in me [Gm] anchor, what do you think [G] of that?
I'm off [C] to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
[C] I'll take meself a trip around the world, that's lurking [Cm] south of Watford [F] so I'm told.
[G] Perhaps I'll take up [C] golfing or join the Ninety Gold, [G] instead of playing [C] marbles while queuing for me dole.
[F] To hell with those [D] civil servants [Gm] that drive me [G] up the pole, I'm going to go and [F] paddle me own canoe.
[C]
[F] [C] Gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle me [F] own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes of [C] Fort Mahieu.
[Bb] I'm tired of people saying [D] that you can't do [C] this or that, [Bb] sick of [F] being [G] organised and that's a [C] roadie fact.
[F] So I'm weighing [D] in me anchor, [G] what do you think of that?
I'm off to go and paddle me [F] own canoe.
Down [D] with the [A] Merseys, I'm off to go and paddle me own canoe.
My mind [D] gets seasick, [Gm] I'm off to go [C] and paddle me own [F] canoe.
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_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ [C] _ Gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle me own [F] canoe, I [G] can do without the likes of Fort [C] Mahieu.
_ _ [Bb] I'm tired of [F] people saying that [G] you can't do this or that, [Bb] sick of [F] being [G] organised and that's a [C] roadie fact.
So [F] I'm weighing [D] in me anchor, [G] what do you think of that?
I'm off to [C] go and paddle me [F] own canoe. _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] I'm going to make a stand for Fellers Lib, [F] _
I'll [Cm] sacrifice me highchair [F] and me bin. _
[G] I'll send me wife to factory, [C] she can do her bit.
[G] I'll steal me mind the [C] kids and teach me self to knit.
[F] I'm going to [D] burn me [Gm] underpants, how liberal [G] can you get?
I'm off to go and paddle me [F] own canoe.
[C] _
_ [F] _ _ [C] _ [F] Gonna paddle me [C] own canoe, paddle [F] me own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes [C] of Fort Mahieu.
_ [Bb] I'm tired [F] of people [G] saying that you can't [C] do this or that, [Bb] sick [F] of being [G] organised and that's [C] a roadie fact.
[F] So I'm weighing [D] in me anchor, [G] what do you think of that?
[Gm] I'm off to go and paddle [F] me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] I'm going to join the gentlemen of the road, [F] _
[C] to hell with etiquette [F] and social. _
[G] The wife were all a [C]-shouting, leave your nose alone.
[G] Well who's nose can you [C] pick if you're gonna pick your [F] own?
Why shouldn't [D] I stink as [Gm] a plane on [G] me own trombone?
I'm going [C] to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
[C] _
_ [F] _ _ [C] _ Gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle [F] me own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes [C] of Fort Mahieu.
_ _ [Bb] I'm tired [F] of people [D] saying that you can't [C] do this or that, [Bb] sick of being organised and [C] that's a roadie fact.
[F] So I'm weighing [D] in me [Gm] anchor, what do you think [G] of that?
I'm off [C] to go and paddle [F] me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] I'll take meself a trip around the world, _ that's lurking [Cm] south of Watford [F] so I'm told. _
_ [G] Perhaps I'll take up [C] golfing or join the Ninety Gold, [G] instead of playing [C] marbles while queuing for me dole.
[F] To hell with those [D] civil servants [Gm] that drive me [G] up the pole, I'm going to go and [F] paddle me own canoe.
[C] _
_ [F] _ _ [C] _ Gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle me [F] own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes of [C] Fort Mahieu.
_ [Bb] I'm tired of people saying [D] that you can't do [C] this or that, [Bb] sick of [F] being [G] organised and that's a [C] roadie fact.
[F] So I'm weighing [D] in me anchor, [G] what do you think of that?
I'm off to go and paddle me [F] own canoe.
Down [D] with the [A] Merseys, I'm off to go and paddle me own canoe.
My mind [D] gets seasick, [Gm] I'm off to go [C] and paddle me own [F] canoe. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ [C] _ Gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle me own [F] canoe, I [G] can do without the likes of Fort [C] Mahieu.
_ _ [Bb] I'm tired of [F] people saying that [G] you can't do this or that, [Bb] sick of [F] being [G] organised and that's a [C] roadie fact.
So [F] I'm weighing [D] in me anchor, [G] what do you think of that?
I'm off to [C] go and paddle me [F] own canoe. _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] I'm going to make a stand for Fellers Lib, [F] _
I'll [Cm] sacrifice me highchair [F] and me bin. _
[G] I'll send me wife to factory, [C] she can do her bit.
[G] I'll steal me mind the [C] kids and teach me self to knit.
[F] I'm going to [D] burn me [Gm] underpants, how liberal [G] can you get?
I'm off to go and paddle me [F] own canoe.
[C] _
_ [F] _ _ [C] _ [F] Gonna paddle me [C] own canoe, paddle [F] me own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes [C] of Fort Mahieu.
_ [Bb] I'm tired [F] of people [G] saying that you can't [C] do this or that, [Bb] sick [F] of being [G] organised and that's [C] a roadie fact.
[F] So I'm weighing [D] in me anchor, [G] what do you think of that?
[Gm] I'm off to go and paddle [F] me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] I'm going to join the gentlemen of the road, [F] _
[C] to hell with etiquette [F] and social. _
[G] The wife were all a [C]-shouting, leave your nose alone.
[G] Well who's nose can you [C] pick if you're gonna pick your [F] own?
Why shouldn't [D] I stink as [Gm] a plane on [G] me own trombone?
I'm going [C] to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
[C] _
_ [F] _ _ [C] _ Gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle [F] me own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes [C] of Fort Mahieu.
_ _ [Bb] I'm tired [F] of people [D] saying that you can't [C] do this or that, [Bb] sick of being organised and [C] that's a roadie fact.
[F] So I'm weighing [D] in me [Gm] anchor, what do you think [G] of that?
I'm off [C] to go and paddle [F] me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] I'll take meself a trip around the world, _ that's lurking [Cm] south of Watford [F] so I'm told. _
_ [G] Perhaps I'll take up [C] golfing or join the Ninety Gold, [G] instead of playing [C] marbles while queuing for me dole.
[F] To hell with those [D] civil servants [Gm] that drive me [G] up the pole, I'm going to go and [F] paddle me own canoe.
[C] _
_ [F] _ _ [C] _ Gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle me [F] own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes of [C] Fort Mahieu.
_ [Bb] I'm tired of people saying [D] that you can't do [C] this or that, [Bb] sick of [F] being [G] organised and that's a [C] roadie fact.
[F] So I'm weighing [D] in me anchor, [G] what do you think of that?
I'm off to go and paddle me [F] own canoe.
Down [D] with the [A] Merseys, I'm off to go and paddle me own canoe.
My mind [D] gets seasick, [Gm] I'm off to go [C] and paddle me own [F] canoe. _ _ _ _ _