Chords for Old Blind Dogs -- Pills of White Mercury
Tempo:
65.2 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
D
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[E] [A] Zayn was a-walkin' by the banks of the Yugi Come, my dear friends, in the stony [E] Alps lakes
[A] I spied a dear comrade, all dressed in white shawl and all Dressed in white shawl and all, and cruel was his face
Oh, the mercury was beating, [E] the limestone was reeking His [A] tongue all in flames hung over his chin
But the hole in his bosom, his teeth were a-closing That luck to the girl, I fuck he, him not to blame
That she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of [E] it in time
I might [A] have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in [D] my prime
[A] My parents, they warned me, and oft times they chided With those young flourish girls, do not sport and play
I never listened, no, I never heeded I just carried on in my own wicked way
And had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in [D] my [A] prime
It's down on the corner, two flash girls were talking One to the other, did whisper and say
[B] There goes that young man who once was jolly Now for his sins, his poor [A] body must pay
And had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might [D] have been cured by those pills of white [A] mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in my prime
[B] [A]
Oh, doctor, dear doctor, before you depart your Take all these bottles of mercury, why
Send for the minister to say a prayer over me So they can lay my poor body in the play
And had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in my prime
Now get you six fellows to carry me coffin Six particular [B] nights to bat up my pall
Give each of them their abundance of red [A] roses When they pass by me, they'll not know the smell
And [E] had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down [D] in my prime
[A] [N]
[A] I spied a dear comrade, all dressed in white shawl and all Dressed in white shawl and all, and cruel was his face
Oh, the mercury was beating, [E] the limestone was reeking His [A] tongue all in flames hung over his chin
But the hole in his bosom, his teeth were a-closing That luck to the girl, I fuck he, him not to blame
That she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of [E] it in time
I might [A] have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in [D] my prime
[A] My parents, they warned me, and oft times they chided With those young flourish girls, do not sport and play
I never listened, no, I never heeded I just carried on in my own wicked way
And had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in [D] my [A] prime
It's down on the corner, two flash girls were talking One to the other, did whisper and say
[B] There goes that young man who once was jolly Now for his sins, his poor [A] body must pay
And had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might [D] have been cured by those pills of white [A] mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in my prime
[B] [A]
Oh, doctor, dear doctor, before you depart your Take all these bottles of mercury, why
Send for the minister to say a prayer over me So they can lay my poor body in the play
And had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in my prime
Now get you six fellows to carry me coffin Six particular [B] nights to bat up my pall
Give each of them their abundance of red [A] roses When they pass by me, they'll not know the smell
And [E] had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down [D] in my prime
[A] [N]
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_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ [A] Zayn was a-walkin' by the banks of the Yugi Come, my dear friends, in the stony [E] Alps lakes
[A] I spied a dear comrade, all dressed in white shawl and all Dressed in white shawl and all, and cruel was his face _
Oh, the mercury was beating, [E] the limestone was reeking His [A] tongue all in flames hung over his chin
But the hole in his bosom, his teeth were a-closing That luck to the girl, I fuck he, him not to blame
That she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of [E] it in time
I might [A] have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in [D] my prime
[A] _ My parents, they warned me, and oft times they chided With those young flourish girls, do not sport and play
I never listened, no, I never heeded I just carried on in my own wicked way
And had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in [D] my [A] prime
It's down on the corner, two flash girls were talking One to the other, did whisper and say
[B] There goes that young man who once was jolly Now for his sins, his poor [A] body must pay
And had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might [D] have been cured by those pills of white [A] mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in my prime _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Oh, doctor, dear doctor, before you depart your Take all these bottles of mercury, why
Send for the minister to say a prayer over me So they can lay my poor body in the play
And had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in my prime
_ Now get you six fellows to carry me coffin Six particular [B] nights to bat up my pall
Give each of them their abundance of red [A] roses When they pass by me, they'll not know the smell
And [E] had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down [D] in my prime
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
[A] I spied a dear comrade, all dressed in white shawl and all Dressed in white shawl and all, and cruel was his face _
Oh, the mercury was beating, [E] the limestone was reeking His [A] tongue all in flames hung over his chin
But the hole in his bosom, his teeth were a-closing That luck to the girl, I fuck he, him not to blame
That she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of [E] it in time
I might [A] have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in [D] my prime
[A] _ My parents, they warned me, and oft times they chided With those young flourish girls, do not sport and play
I never listened, no, I never heeded I just carried on in my own wicked way
And had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in [D] my [A] prime
It's down on the corner, two flash girls were talking One to the other, did whisper and say
[B] There goes that young man who once was jolly Now for his sins, his poor [A] body must pay
And had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might [D] have been cured by those pills of white [A] mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in my prime _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Oh, doctor, dear doctor, before you depart your Take all these bottles of mercury, why
Send for the minister to say a prayer over me So they can lay my poor body in the play
And had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down in my prime
_ Now get you six fellows to carry me coffin Six particular [B] nights to bat up my pall
Give each of them their abundance of red [A] roses When they pass by me, they'll not know the smell
And [E] had she but told me, oh, when she dishonored me That she but told me, of it in time
I might have been cured by those pills of white mercury Now I am a young man, cut down [D] in my prime
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [N] _