Chords for Paddle My Own Canoe. The FivePenny Piece Cover By John And Jennie P
Tempo:
131.2 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
G
D
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F] [C]
I'm gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle me own canoe, I [G] can do without the likes of [C] folk like you.
[Bb] I'm tired of [A] people saying that you can't do [C] this or that, [Bb] I'm sick of [F] being [G] organised and that's a bloody fact.
[F] So I'm waiting [D] in the anchor, [G] what do you say to that?
I'm off to [Cm] go and paddle me [F] own canoe.
He thinks [C] he'll make a stand [F] for fellas lip, yee haw, he can sacrifice his archer and his bib.
[G] I'll bug off the back [C] tray, he can do his bit, [G] he can stop at home with kids and teach his [C] self the knit.
[F] I'll go and [D] burn his [G] underpants, the ignorant looking git.
I'm off to [C] go and paddle [F] me own canoe, I'm gonna [C] paddle me own canoe, paddle [F] me own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes [C] of folk like you.
[Bb] I'm tired [Am] of people [G] saying that you can't do this [C] or that, I'm sick [Am] of being organised and [C] that's a bloody [F] fact.
So I'm [D] waiting in the [G] anchor, what do you say to that?
I'm off [C] to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
He thinks [C] he'll join the [Fm] gentlemen of the [F] road, he won't know [C]
etiquette from [F] social code.
[G] I'm forever [C] shouting, leave your nose [G] alone.
Well whose nose can you [C] pick if you're gonna pick your own?
[F] Why shunt [D] acid hot cars [G] if they're playing on me out trombone?
That's why [C] I'm off to paddle [F] me own canoe.
I'm gonna [C] paddle me own canoe, paddle me own canoe, [G] I [D] can do without the likes [C] of folk like you.
[Bb] I'm sick [Am] of people [G] saying that you [C] can't do this or [Bb] that, I'm sick [F] of being [A] organised and that's a bloody [C] fact.
So I'm [D] waiting in the [G] anchor, what do you think of that?
I'm off [C] to go and paddle me own canoe.
[F]
He thinks [C] he'll take a trip [F] around the world, he couldn't [C] find cooker if he were toad.
[F] [G] I think I'll take a [C] golfing and join the night of gold, [G] instead of [D] playing with marbles while I'm doing [C] for me dough.
[F] To hell with the [D] ignorant, [G] he drives me up the pole, that's why I [C] want to paddle my [F] own canoe.
I'm gonna [C] paddle me own canoe, [F] paddle me own canoe, I [G] can do without the likes of [C] folk like you.
[Bb] I'm sick of [Am] people saying [A] that you can't do this or [Bb] that, I'm [Am] sick of being [G] organised and that's a bloody [C]
fact.
So [F] I'm waiting in the [G] anchor, what do you think of that?
I'm off to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
[Dm] Well he can shove [G] it, I'm off [C] to go and paddle [Am] me own canoe.
[Dm] Can someone [A] paddle?
I'm off to go and paddle me own [F] canoe.
Thank you.
I'm gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle me own canoe, I [G] can do without the likes of [C] folk like you.
[Bb] I'm tired of [A] people saying that you can't do [C] this or that, [Bb] I'm sick of [F] being [G] organised and that's a bloody fact.
[F] So I'm waiting [D] in the anchor, [G] what do you say to that?
I'm off to [Cm] go and paddle me [F] own canoe.
He thinks [C] he'll make a stand [F] for fellas lip, yee haw, he can sacrifice his archer and his bib.
[G] I'll bug off the back [C] tray, he can do his bit, [G] he can stop at home with kids and teach his [C] self the knit.
[F] I'll go and [D] burn his [G] underpants, the ignorant looking git.
I'm off to [C] go and paddle [F] me own canoe, I'm gonna [C] paddle me own canoe, paddle [F] me own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes [C] of folk like you.
[Bb] I'm tired [Am] of people [G] saying that you can't do this [C] or that, I'm sick [Am] of being organised and [C] that's a bloody [F] fact.
So I'm [D] waiting in the [G] anchor, what do you say to that?
I'm off [C] to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
He thinks [C] he'll join the [Fm] gentlemen of the [F] road, he won't know [C]
etiquette from [F] social code.
[G] I'm forever [C] shouting, leave your nose [G] alone.
Well whose nose can you [C] pick if you're gonna pick your own?
[F] Why shunt [D] acid hot cars [G] if they're playing on me out trombone?
That's why [C] I'm off to paddle [F] me own canoe.
I'm gonna [C] paddle me own canoe, paddle me own canoe, [G] I [D] can do without the likes [C] of folk like you.
[Bb] I'm sick [Am] of people [G] saying that you [C] can't do this or [Bb] that, I'm sick [F] of being [A] organised and that's a bloody [C] fact.
So I'm [D] waiting in the [G] anchor, what do you think of that?
I'm off [C] to go and paddle me own canoe.
[F]
He thinks [C] he'll take a trip [F] around the world, he couldn't [C] find cooker if he were toad.
[F] [G] I think I'll take a [C] golfing and join the night of gold, [G] instead of [D] playing with marbles while I'm doing [C] for me dough.
[F] To hell with the [D] ignorant, [G] he drives me up the pole, that's why I [C] want to paddle my [F] own canoe.
I'm gonna [C] paddle me own canoe, [F] paddle me own canoe, I [G] can do without the likes of [C] folk like you.
[Bb] I'm sick of [Am] people saying [A] that you can't do this or [Bb] that, I'm [Am] sick of being [G] organised and that's a bloody [C]
fact.
So [F] I'm waiting in the [G] anchor, what do you think of that?
I'm off to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
[Dm] Well he can shove [G] it, I'm off [C] to go and paddle [Am] me own canoe.
[Dm] Can someone [A] paddle?
I'm off to go and paddle me own [F] canoe.
Thank you.
Key:
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ [C]
I'm gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle me own canoe, I [G] can do without the likes of [C] folk like you. _
[Bb] I'm tired of [A] people saying that you can't do [C] this or that, [Bb] I'm sick of [F] being [G] organised and that's a bloody fact.
[F] So I'm waiting [D] in the anchor, [G] what do you say to that?
I'm off to [Cm] go and paddle me [F] own canoe. _
_ _ _ _ _ He thinks [C] he'll make a stand [F] for fellas lip, yee haw, he can sacrifice his archer and his bib.
_ [G] I'll bug off the back [C] tray, he can do his bit, [G] he can stop at home with kids and teach his [C] self the knit.
[F] I'll go and [D] burn his [G] underpants, the ignorant looking git.
I'm off to [C] go and paddle [F] me own canoe, _ _ _ _ _ I'm gonna [C] paddle me own canoe, paddle [F] me own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes [C] of folk like you.
_ [Bb] I'm tired [Am] of people [G] saying that you can't do this [C] or that, I'm sick [Am] of being organised and [C] that's a bloody [F] fact.
So I'm [D] waiting in the [G] anchor, what do you say to that?
I'm off [C] to go and paddle [F] me own canoe. _
_ _ _ _ _ He thinks [C] he'll join the [Fm] gentlemen of the [F] road, _ he won't know [C]
etiquette from [F] social code.
_ [G] I'm forever [C] shouting, leave your nose [G] alone.
Well whose nose can you [C] pick if you're gonna pick your own?
[F] Why shunt [D] acid hot cars [G] if they're playing on me out trombone?
That's why [C] I'm off to paddle [F] me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _
I'm gonna [C] paddle me own canoe, paddle me own canoe, [G] I [D] can do without the likes [C] of folk like you.
_ [Bb] I'm sick [Am] of people [G] saying that you [C] can't do this or [Bb] that, I'm sick [F] of being [A] organised and that's a bloody [C] fact.
So I'm [D] waiting in the [G] anchor, what do you think of that?
I'm off [C] to go and paddle me own canoe.
[F] _
_ _ _ _ _ He thinks [C] he'll take a trip [F] around the world, _ _ he couldn't [C] find cooker if he were toad.
[F] _ [G] I think I'll take a [C] golfing and join the night of gold, [G] instead of [D] playing with marbles while I'm doing [C] for me dough.
[F] To hell with the [D] ignorant, [G] he drives me up the pole, that's why I [C] want to paddle my [F] own canoe. _ _ _ _
I'm gonna [C] paddle me own canoe, [F] paddle me own canoe, I [G] can do without the likes of [C] folk like you. _
[Bb] I'm sick of [Am] people saying [A] that you can't do this or [Bb] that, I'm [Am] sick of being [G] organised and that's a bloody [C]
fact.
So [F] I'm waiting in the [G] anchor, what do you think of that?
I'm off to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
[Dm] Well he can shove [G] it, I'm off [C] to go and paddle [Am] me own canoe.
[Dm] Can someone [A] paddle?
I'm off to go and paddle me own [F] canoe. _ _
_ Thank you. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ [C]
I'm gonna paddle me own canoe, paddle me own canoe, I [G] can do without the likes of [C] folk like you. _
[Bb] I'm tired of [A] people saying that you can't do [C] this or that, [Bb] I'm sick of [F] being [G] organised and that's a bloody fact.
[F] So I'm waiting [D] in the anchor, [G] what do you say to that?
I'm off to [Cm] go and paddle me [F] own canoe. _
_ _ _ _ _ He thinks [C] he'll make a stand [F] for fellas lip, yee haw, he can sacrifice his archer and his bib.
_ [G] I'll bug off the back [C] tray, he can do his bit, [G] he can stop at home with kids and teach his [C] self the knit.
[F] I'll go and [D] burn his [G] underpants, the ignorant looking git.
I'm off to [C] go and paddle [F] me own canoe, _ _ _ _ _ I'm gonna [C] paddle me own canoe, paddle [F] me own canoe, [G] I can do without the likes [C] of folk like you.
_ [Bb] I'm tired [Am] of people [G] saying that you can't do this [C] or that, I'm sick [Am] of being organised and [C] that's a bloody [F] fact.
So I'm [D] waiting in the [G] anchor, what do you say to that?
I'm off [C] to go and paddle [F] me own canoe. _
_ _ _ _ _ He thinks [C] he'll join the [Fm] gentlemen of the [F] road, _ he won't know [C]
etiquette from [F] social code.
_ [G] I'm forever [C] shouting, leave your nose [G] alone.
Well whose nose can you [C] pick if you're gonna pick your own?
[F] Why shunt [D] acid hot cars [G] if they're playing on me out trombone?
That's why [C] I'm off to paddle [F] me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _
I'm gonna [C] paddle me own canoe, paddle me own canoe, [G] I [D] can do without the likes [C] of folk like you.
_ [Bb] I'm sick [Am] of people [G] saying that you [C] can't do this or [Bb] that, I'm sick [F] of being [A] organised and that's a bloody [C] fact.
So I'm [D] waiting in the [G] anchor, what do you think of that?
I'm off [C] to go and paddle me own canoe.
[F] _
_ _ _ _ _ He thinks [C] he'll take a trip [F] around the world, _ _ he couldn't [C] find cooker if he were toad.
[F] _ [G] I think I'll take a [C] golfing and join the night of gold, [G] instead of [D] playing with marbles while I'm doing [C] for me dough.
[F] To hell with the [D] ignorant, [G] he drives me up the pole, that's why I [C] want to paddle my [F] own canoe. _ _ _ _
I'm gonna [C] paddle me own canoe, [F] paddle me own canoe, I [G] can do without the likes of [C] folk like you. _
[Bb] I'm sick of [Am] people saying [A] that you can't do this or [Bb] that, I'm [Am] sick of being [G] organised and that's a bloody [C]
fact.
So [F] I'm waiting in the [G] anchor, what do you think of that?
I'm off to go and paddle [F] me own canoe.
[Dm] Well he can shove [G] it, I'm off [C] to go and paddle [Am] me own canoe.
[Dm] Can someone [A] paddle?
I'm off to go and paddle me own [F] canoe. _ _
_ Thank you. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _