Chords for Pair of Geese
Tempo:
160.7 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
C
A
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C]
[E] [Am]
[Am]
[G] [A]
[D] A [C] few [G] hundred [C] years
[G] ago, a single [D]
young [G] man [D] I know,
Went off to the [G] market [D]
square, was taking [G] his
[C] produce [G] there.
He struggled [C] along the [G] road, with such [D] of an [G]
awkward [D] load,
That when to a [G] gate [D] came he, no thinker [G] was [C] free.
[A]
[D]
[G] He owned [C] a pair of geese, [D]
an arm [G] around a bag of fleece,
A [C] [E]
[Am] hundy pail, [D] and one to [G] clutch a cotton tail.
[D]
And so [G] at the [C] big [G] latched gate, he only [D] could
[G] stand [A] and wait,
[D] Till up to the [G]
other [D] side, a lovely young [C] lass did [G] stride.
He bid her up [C] on the [G] hay, and worked up [D] the [G] gall to [D] say,
Could you give the [G] gate [D] a pull, [A] my arms [G] are too full.
[A] He
[G]
[C] owned a pair of geese, [D] an arm [G] around a bag of fleece,
A [C] hundy [E]
[Am] pail, [D] and one to clutch [G] a cotton tail.
[D]
She said that [G] would
[C] never [G] do, to open [D] the [G] gate for [D] you,
For you would a
[G] monster [D] be, and [G] drive them [C]
[G] in.
Oh certainly [C] not, he [G] cried, my arms [D] are both [G]
[D] occupied,
I swear to the [G] moon and [D] sun, it couldn't [G] be done.
[A]
[A] [G]
[C] He owned a pair of geese, [D]
an arm around [G] a bag of fleece,
A [C] hundy [E]
[Am] pail, and [E] one to clutch [G] a cotton tail.
[D]
She said I [G] can
[C] plainly [G] see, how [D] you would make
[G] love to [D] me,
You'd put down the
[G] empty [D] pail, [A] you'd put [G] in the [C]
[G] hundy tail,
And then on the [C] pail [G] of tin, for keeping [D] the [G] rabbit [D] in,
You'd put on the [G] bag of [A] fleece, [D] and I'd [G] hold the geese.
[C] [A]
[D] [G] He owned [C] a pair of geese, [D] an arm around [G] a bag of fleece,
A [C] hundy [E]
[Am] pail, [D] and one to clutch [G] a cotton tail.
[E] [Am]
[Am]
[G] [A]
[D] A [C] few [G] hundred [C] years
[G] ago, a single [D]
young [G] man [D] I know,
Went off to the [G] market [D]
square, was taking [G] his
[C] produce [G] there.
He struggled [C] along the [G] road, with such [D] of an [G]
awkward [D] load,
That when to a [G] gate [D] came he, no thinker [G] was [C] free.
[A]
[D]
[G] He owned [C] a pair of geese, [D]
an arm [G] around a bag of fleece,
A [C] [E]
[Am] hundy pail, [D] and one to [G] clutch a cotton tail.
[D]
And so [G] at the [C] big [G] latched gate, he only [D] could
[G] stand [A] and wait,
[D] Till up to the [G]
other [D] side, a lovely young [C] lass did [G] stride.
He bid her up [C] on the [G] hay, and worked up [D] the [G] gall to [D] say,
Could you give the [G] gate [D] a pull, [A] my arms [G] are too full.
[A] He
[G]
[C] owned a pair of geese, [D] an arm [G] around a bag of fleece,
A [C] hundy [E]
[Am] pail, [D] and one to clutch [G] a cotton tail.
[D]
She said that [G] would
[C] never [G] do, to open [D] the [G] gate for [D] you,
For you would a
[G] monster [D] be, and [G] drive them [C]
[G] in.
Oh certainly [C] not, he [G] cried, my arms [D] are both [G]
[D] occupied,
I swear to the [G] moon and [D] sun, it couldn't [G] be done.
[A]
[A] [G]
[C] He owned a pair of geese, [D]
an arm around [G] a bag of fleece,
A [C] hundy [E]
[Am] pail, and [E] one to clutch [G] a cotton tail.
[D]
She said I [G] can
[C] plainly [G] see, how [D] you would make
[G] love to [D] me,
You'd put down the
[G] empty [D] pail, [A] you'd put [G] in the [C]
[G] hundy tail,
And then on the [C] pail [G] of tin, for keeping [D] the [G] rabbit [D] in,
You'd put on the [G] bag of [A] fleece, [D] and I'd [G] hold the geese.
[C] [A]
[D] [G] He owned [C] a pair of geese, [D] an arm around [G] a bag of fleece,
A [C] hundy [E]
[Am] pail, [D] and one to clutch [G] a cotton tail.
Key:
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_ _ _ _ [C] _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ [Am] _ _
_ _ [Am] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ [D] _ A [C] few [G] hundred _ _ [C] years _
[G] ago, a single [D]
young _ [G] man [D] I know,
Went off to the _ [G] market _ [D] _
square, was taking [G] his _
_ [C] produce _ [G] there.
He struggled _ _ [C] along the [G] road, with such [D] of an _ [G]
awkward _ [D] load,
That when to a [G] gate _ [D] came he, no thinker [G] was _ [C] free.
[A] _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ He owned [C] a pair of geese, [D]
an arm _ [G] around a bag of fleece,
A _ [C] _ _ _ [E] _
[Am] hundy pail, [D] and one to [G] clutch a cotton tail.
_ [D] _ _
And so [G] at the _ [C] big _ [G] latched gate, he only [D] could _ _
[G] stand [A] and wait,
[D] Till up to the _ [G]
other _ [D] _ side, a lovely young _ [C] lass did [G] stride.
_ He bid her up _ [C] on the _ [G] _ hay, and worked up [D] the [G] gall to [D] say,
Could you give the _ [G] gate _ [D] a pull, [A] my arms [G] are too _ full.
[A] He _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ [C] owned a pair of geese, [D] an arm _ [G] around a bag of _ fleece,
A [C] hundy _ _ [E] _ _
_ [Am] _ pail, [D] and one to clutch [G] a cotton tail.
_ [D] _ _
She said that [G] would _
_ [C] never _ [G] do, to open [D] the _ [G] gate for [D] you,
For you would a _
[G] monster _ [D] be, and [G] drive them _ _ [C] _
_ _ [G] _ in.
Oh certainly _ _ [C] not, he _ [G] cried, my arms [D] are both _ [G] _ _
[D] occupied,
_ I swear to the _ [G] moon and [D] sun, it couldn't [G] be done.
[A] _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ [C] He owned a pair of geese, [D]
an arm around [G] a bag of fleece,
A _ [C] hundy _ [E] _ _
_ [Am] _ pail, and [E] one to clutch [G] a cotton tail.
_ [D] _ _
She said I [G] can _
_ [C] _ plainly [G] see, how [D] you would make _
[G] love to [D] me,
You'd put down the _ _
[G] _ empty [D] pail, [A] you'd put [G] in the _ [C] _
_ [G] hundy tail,
And then on the _ [C] pail [G] of tin, for keeping [D] the _ [G] rabbit _ [D] in,
You'd put on the _ [G] bag of [A] fleece, [D] and I'd [G] hold the geese.
[C] _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ [G] He owned _ _ [C] a pair of geese, [D] an arm around [G] a bag of fleece,
A [C] hundy _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ [Am] pail, [D] and one to clutch [G] a cotton tail. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ [Am] _ _
_ _ [Am] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ [D] _ A [C] few [G] hundred _ _ [C] years _
[G] ago, a single [D]
young _ [G] man [D] I know,
Went off to the _ [G] market _ [D] _
square, was taking [G] his _
_ [C] produce _ [G] there.
He struggled _ _ [C] along the [G] road, with such [D] of an _ [G]
awkward _ [D] load,
That when to a [G] gate _ [D] came he, no thinker [G] was _ [C] free.
[A] _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ He owned [C] a pair of geese, [D]
an arm _ [G] around a bag of fleece,
A _ [C] _ _ _ [E] _
[Am] hundy pail, [D] and one to [G] clutch a cotton tail.
_ [D] _ _
And so [G] at the _ [C] big _ [G] latched gate, he only [D] could _ _
[G] stand [A] and wait,
[D] Till up to the _ [G]
other _ [D] _ side, a lovely young _ [C] lass did [G] stride.
_ He bid her up _ [C] on the _ [G] _ hay, and worked up [D] the [G] gall to [D] say,
Could you give the _ [G] gate _ [D] a pull, [A] my arms [G] are too _ full.
[A] He _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ [C] owned a pair of geese, [D] an arm _ [G] around a bag of _ fleece,
A [C] hundy _ _ [E] _ _
_ [Am] _ pail, [D] and one to clutch [G] a cotton tail.
_ [D] _ _
She said that [G] would _
_ [C] never _ [G] do, to open [D] the _ [G] gate for [D] you,
For you would a _
[G] monster _ [D] be, and [G] drive them _ _ [C] _
_ _ [G] _ in.
Oh certainly _ _ [C] not, he _ [G] cried, my arms [D] are both _ [G] _ _
[D] occupied,
_ I swear to the _ [G] moon and [D] sun, it couldn't [G] be done.
[A] _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ [C] He owned a pair of geese, [D]
an arm around [G] a bag of fleece,
A _ [C] hundy _ [E] _ _
_ [Am] _ pail, and [E] one to clutch [G] a cotton tail.
_ [D] _ _
She said I [G] can _
_ [C] _ plainly [G] see, how [D] you would make _
[G] love to [D] me,
You'd put down the _ _
[G] _ empty [D] pail, [A] you'd put [G] in the _ [C] _
_ [G] hundy tail,
And then on the _ [C] pail [G] of tin, for keeping [D] the _ [G] rabbit _ [D] in,
You'd put on the _ [G] bag of [A] fleece, [D] and I'd [G] hold the geese.
[C] _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ [G] He owned _ _ [C] a pair of geese, [D] an arm around [G] a bag of fleece,
A [C] hundy _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ [Am] pail, [D] and one to clutch [G] a cotton tail. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _