Chords for Fivepenny piece. Stalybridge Wakes 1973. Great song
Tempo:
94.25 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
Bm
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G] [A]
[D] [A]
[D] Where are you [G] going, bridge?
Just [A] no one who so [D] ever speaks.
One question will be asked of [A] you, where are you [D] going for weeks?
[A] Will it be [D] Rill or [A] Colwynby, or are you [D] trying Skegness?
[G] We haven't [D] got a place to [A] go, have you [D] a good address?
[Bm] [A]
[D] [G] [A]
[D] All sorts of [G] fancy things a [A] want come from the [D] riding place.
There's lots of [Bm] waiting being [A] done, and thanks a [D] wink is.
[A] And soon they'll [D] start a nagging [A] me, I'll get no [D] peace at all.
[G] Until I've [D] been down bridge to [A] see what time a [D] chara's go.
[G] [A]
[D] [G] [A]
[D] With all this [Bm] saving up [A] out here, and all this [D] fuss they make.
We'll sadly [Bm] be getting greatly [A] dearer before we're [D] coming back.
[A] Silk change [D] is very good for [A] you, away from [D] quark and smoke.
[G] To fill [D] one's mind with beauty's [A] new, and meet [D] with pleasant folk.
I wish [G] you all could go [A] away, just for [D] children's sakes.
But if you're home or stop [E] a worm, me [A] all enjoy [D] your wicks.
Now me and [A] wife and family are three, we went to [D] Royton by the sea.
We watched folk [G] dancing and we listened to [A] bands, and then we [D] went on Royton sands.
And we kept [A] eating farking, we kept [D] eating farking.
We kept [G] eating farking, [A] that's why we [D] are so brown.
We kept [A] eating farking, we kept [D] eating farking.
We kept [G] eating farking, [A] that's why we are [D] so brown.
[D]
[D] [A]
[D] Where are you [G] going, bridge?
Just [A] no one who so [D] ever speaks.
One question will be asked of [A] you, where are you [D] going for weeks?
[A] Will it be [D] Rill or [A] Colwynby, or are you [D] trying Skegness?
[G] We haven't [D] got a place to [A] go, have you [D] a good address?
[Bm] [A]
[D] [G] [A]
[D] All sorts of [G] fancy things a [A] want come from the [D] riding place.
There's lots of [Bm] waiting being [A] done, and thanks a [D] wink is.
[A] And soon they'll [D] start a nagging [A] me, I'll get no [D] peace at all.
[G] Until I've [D] been down bridge to [A] see what time a [D] chara's go.
[G] [A]
[D] [G] [A]
[D] With all this [Bm] saving up [A] out here, and all this [D] fuss they make.
We'll sadly [Bm] be getting greatly [A] dearer before we're [D] coming back.
[A] Silk change [D] is very good for [A] you, away from [D] quark and smoke.
[G] To fill [D] one's mind with beauty's [A] new, and meet [D] with pleasant folk.
I wish [G] you all could go [A] away, just for [D] children's sakes.
But if you're home or stop [E] a worm, me [A] all enjoy [D] your wicks.
Now me and [A] wife and family are three, we went to [D] Royton by the sea.
We watched folk [G] dancing and we listened to [A] bands, and then we [D] went on Royton sands.
And we kept [A] eating farking, we kept [D] eating farking.
We kept [G] eating farking, [A] that's why we [D] are so brown.
We kept [A] eating farking, we kept [D] eating farking.
We kept [G] eating farking, [A] that's why we are [D] so brown.
[D]
Key:
D
A
G
Bm
E
D
A
G
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ [A] _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
[D] _ Where are you [G] going, bridge?
Just [A] no one who so [D] ever speaks.
One question will be asked of [A] you, where are you [D] going for weeks?
[A] Will it be [D] Rill or [A] Colwynby, or are you [D] trying Skegness?
[G] We haven't [D] got a place to [A] go, have you [D] a good address?
_ _ [Bm] _ _ [A] _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ [A] _ _
[D] _ All sorts of [G] fancy things a [A] want come from the [D] riding place.
There's lots of [Bm] waiting being [A] done, and thanks a [D] wink is.
[A] And soon they'll [D] start a nagging [A] me, I'll get no [D] peace at all.
[G] Until I've [D] been down bridge to [A] see what time a [D] chara's go.
_ _ [G] _ _ [A] _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ [A] _ _
[D] _ _ With all this [Bm] saving up [A] out here, and all this [D] fuss they make.
We'll sadly [Bm] be getting greatly [A] dearer before we're [D] coming back.
[A] Silk change [D] is very good for [A] you, away from [D] quark and smoke.
[G] To fill [D] one's mind with beauty's [A] new, and meet [D] with pleasant folk.
I wish [G] you all could go [A] away, just for [D] children's sakes.
But if you're home or stop [E] a worm, me [A] all enjoy [D] your wicks. _ _
Now me and [A] wife and family are three, we went to [D] Royton by the sea.
We watched folk [G] dancing and we listened to [A] bands, and then we [D] went on Royton sands.
And we kept [A] eating farking, we kept [D] eating farking.
We kept [G] eating farking, [A] that's why we [D] are so brown.
We kept [A] eating farking, we kept [D] eating farking.
We kept [G] eating farking, [A] that's why we are [D] so brown.
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
[D] _ Where are you [G] going, bridge?
Just [A] no one who so [D] ever speaks.
One question will be asked of [A] you, where are you [D] going for weeks?
[A] Will it be [D] Rill or [A] Colwynby, or are you [D] trying Skegness?
[G] We haven't [D] got a place to [A] go, have you [D] a good address?
_ _ [Bm] _ _ [A] _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ [A] _ _
[D] _ All sorts of [G] fancy things a [A] want come from the [D] riding place.
There's lots of [Bm] waiting being [A] done, and thanks a [D] wink is.
[A] And soon they'll [D] start a nagging [A] me, I'll get no [D] peace at all.
[G] Until I've [D] been down bridge to [A] see what time a [D] chara's go.
_ _ [G] _ _ [A] _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ [A] _ _
[D] _ _ With all this [Bm] saving up [A] out here, and all this [D] fuss they make.
We'll sadly [Bm] be getting greatly [A] dearer before we're [D] coming back.
[A] Silk change [D] is very good for [A] you, away from [D] quark and smoke.
[G] To fill [D] one's mind with beauty's [A] new, and meet [D] with pleasant folk.
I wish [G] you all could go [A] away, just for [D] children's sakes.
But if you're home or stop [E] a worm, me [A] all enjoy [D] your wicks. _ _
Now me and [A] wife and family are three, we went to [D] Royton by the sea.
We watched folk [G] dancing and we listened to [A] bands, and then we [D] went on Royton sands.
And we kept [A] eating farking, we kept [D] eating farking.
We kept [G] eating farking, [A] that's why we [D] are so brown.
We kept [A] eating farking, we kept [D] eating farking.
We kept [G] eating farking, [A] that's why we are [D] so brown.
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _