Chords for Pakastani Pat
Tempo:
96.45 bpm
Chords used:
Bm
E
A
F#m
C#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Bm] [E]
[A] A colleague [Bm] came from Ireland [E] in [A] 1954.
[F#m] She was all [C#m] alone and lonely [Bm] like she'd never [E] been before.
[F#m] She met a man [C#m] from Pakistan, [Bm] they were married [E] just like that.
[A] When I was [Bm] born they christened [E] me Pakistani.
[A] Fair dey well, I'm [Bm] sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, [A] for a while.
[F#m] Proud I [C#m] am of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing [E] wrong with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me [E] name is [A] Pakistani Pat.
Me father [Bm] he's a Muslim [E] and me mother [A] she's Arsee.
[F#m] I got Mohammed [C#m] for the breakfast [Bm] and St.
Patrick for [E] me tea.
[F#m] Me father likes [C#m] chipattie [Bm] and me mother [E] Irish stew.
If [A] it wasn't [Bm] for the fish and chips [E] I don't know what [A] I'd do.
Fair dey well, I'm [Bm] sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, [A] for a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me [E] name is [A] Pakistani Pat.
There's not a [Bm] week that passes but [E] me father [A] makes his plans.
[F#m] He'll quickly [C#m] make a fortune and [Bm] head back to [E] Pakistan.
[F#m] Me mother says [C#m] she'll let him go, [Bm] she won't stand [E] in between.
[A] I hope she'll pack [Bm] her bags and then [E] we'll head for [A] Skipperine.
Fair dey well, [Bm] I'm sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, [A] for a while.
[F#m] Proud I [C#m] am of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me [E] name is Pakistani [A] Pat.
[Bm] [E] [A]
One night there [Bm] was a riot and [E] no shop got put [A] down.
[F#m] Me father [C#m] done a runner but [Bm] me mother stood [E] her ground.
[F#m] She grabbed her old [C#m] shillelagh and [Bm] she waved it just [E] like that.
[A] That night I [Bm] was proud to be [E] called Pakistani [A] Pat.
Fair dey well, I'm [Bm] sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, for [A] a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me name [E] is Pakistani [A] Pat.
I'm not white [Bm] or coloured, I'm [E] not Asian or [A] European.
[F#m] I'm just a freak [C#m] of fifty, for [Bm] you all know what [E] I mean.
[F#m] And as the time [C#m] goes slowly by [Bm] and I grow old [E] and fat, [A] I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Fair dey well, I'm sure [Bm] it's killing, fair [E] dey well, for [A] a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the Yamato [E] Dine.
[F#m] I was born [C#m] in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] And I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Fair dey well, I'm sure [Bm] it's killing, fair [E] dey well, for [A] a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the Yamato [E] Dine.
[F#m] I was born [C#m] in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
And [A] I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Yes, I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
[A] A colleague [Bm] came from Ireland [E] in [A] 1954.
[F#m] She was all [C#m] alone and lonely [Bm] like she'd never [E] been before.
[F#m] She met a man [C#m] from Pakistan, [Bm] they were married [E] just like that.
[A] When I was [Bm] born they christened [E] me Pakistani.
[A] Fair dey well, I'm [Bm] sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, [A] for a while.
[F#m] Proud I [C#m] am of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing [E] wrong with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me [E] name is [A] Pakistani Pat.
Me father [Bm] he's a Muslim [E] and me mother [A] she's Arsee.
[F#m] I got Mohammed [C#m] for the breakfast [Bm] and St.
Patrick for [E] me tea.
[F#m] Me father likes [C#m] chipattie [Bm] and me mother [E] Irish stew.
If [A] it wasn't [Bm] for the fish and chips [E] I don't know what [A] I'd do.
Fair dey well, I'm [Bm] sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, [A] for a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me [E] name is [A] Pakistani Pat.
There's not a [Bm] week that passes but [E] me father [A] makes his plans.
[F#m] He'll quickly [C#m] make a fortune and [Bm] head back to [E] Pakistan.
[F#m] Me mother says [C#m] she'll let him go, [Bm] she won't stand [E] in between.
[A] I hope she'll pack [Bm] her bags and then [E] we'll head for [A] Skipperine.
Fair dey well, [Bm] I'm sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, [A] for a while.
[F#m] Proud I [C#m] am of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me [E] name is Pakistani [A] Pat.
[Bm] [E] [A]
One night there [Bm] was a riot and [E] no shop got put [A] down.
[F#m] Me father [C#m] done a runner but [Bm] me mother stood [E] her ground.
[F#m] She grabbed her old [C#m] shillelagh and [Bm] she waved it just [E] like that.
[A] That night I [Bm] was proud to be [E] called Pakistani [A] Pat.
Fair dey well, I'm [Bm] sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, for [A] a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me name [E] is Pakistani [A] Pat.
I'm not white [Bm] or coloured, I'm [E] not Asian or [A] European.
[F#m] I'm just a freak [C#m] of fifty, for [Bm] you all know what [E] I mean.
[F#m] And as the time [C#m] goes slowly by [Bm] and I grow old [E] and fat, [A] I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Fair dey well, I'm sure [Bm] it's killing, fair [E] dey well, for [A] a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the Yamato [E] Dine.
[F#m] I was born [C#m] in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] And I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Fair dey well, I'm sure [Bm] it's killing, fair [E] dey well, for [A] a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the Yamato [E] Dine.
[F#m] I was born [C#m] in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
And [A] I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Yes, I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Key:
Bm
E
A
F#m
C#m
Bm
E
A
_ _ _ _ [Bm] _ _ [E] _ _
[A] _ _ _ A colleague [Bm] came from Ireland [E] in [A] 1954.
[F#m] She was all [C#m] alone and lonely [Bm] like she'd never [E] been before.
[F#m] She met a man [C#m] from Pakistan, [Bm] they were married [E] just like that.
[A] When I was [Bm] born they christened [E] me Pakistani.
[A] _ Fair dey well, I'm [Bm] sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, [A] for a while.
[F#m] Proud I [C#m] am of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing [E] wrong with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me [E] name is [A] Pakistani Pat.
_ Me father [Bm] he's a Muslim [E] and me mother [A] she's Arsee.
[F#m] I got Mohammed [C#m] for the breakfast [Bm] and St.
Patrick for [E] me tea.
[F#m] Me father likes [C#m] chipattie [Bm] and me mother [E] Irish stew.
If [A] it wasn't [Bm] for the fish and chips [E] I don't know what [A] I'd do.
Fair dey well, I'm [Bm] sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, [A] for a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me [E] name is [A] Pakistani Pat. _
There's not a [Bm] week that passes but [E] me father [A] makes his plans.
[F#m] He'll quickly [C#m] make a fortune and [Bm] head back to [E] Pakistan.
[F#m] Me mother says [C#m] she'll let him go, [Bm] she won't stand [E] in between.
[A] I hope she'll pack [Bm] her bags and then [E] we'll head for [A] Skipperine.
Fair dey well, [Bm] I'm sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, [A] for a while.
[F#m] Proud I [C#m] am of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me [E] name is Pakistani [A] Pat.
_ _ [Bm] _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ _
_ One night there [Bm] was a riot and [E] no shop got put [A] down.
[F#m] Me father [C#m] done a runner but [Bm] me mother stood [E] her ground.
[F#m] She grabbed her old [C#m] shillelagh and [Bm] she waved it just [E] like that.
[A] That night I [Bm] was proud to be [E] called Pakistani [A] Pat.
Fair dey well, I'm [Bm] sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, for [A] a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me name [E] is Pakistani [A] Pat.
_ _ I'm not white [Bm] or coloured, I'm [E] not Asian or [A] European.
[F#m] I'm just a freak [C#m] of fifty, for [Bm] you all know what [E] I mean.
[F#m] And as the time [C#m] goes slowly by [Bm] and I grow old [E] and fat, [A] I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Fair dey well, I'm sure [Bm] it's killing, fair [E] dey well, for [A] a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the Yamato [E] Dine.
[F#m] I was born [C#m] in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] And I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Fair dey well, I'm sure [Bm] it's killing, fair [E] dey well, for [A] a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the Yamato [E] Dine.
[F#m] I was born [C#m] in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
And [A] I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Yes, I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat. _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ A colleague [Bm] came from Ireland [E] in [A] 1954.
[F#m] She was all [C#m] alone and lonely [Bm] like she'd never [E] been before.
[F#m] She met a man [C#m] from Pakistan, [Bm] they were married [E] just like that.
[A] When I was [Bm] born they christened [E] me Pakistani.
[A] _ Fair dey well, I'm [Bm] sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, [A] for a while.
[F#m] Proud I [C#m] am of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing [E] wrong with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me [E] name is [A] Pakistani Pat.
_ Me father [Bm] he's a Muslim [E] and me mother [A] she's Arsee.
[F#m] I got Mohammed [C#m] for the breakfast [Bm] and St.
Patrick for [E] me tea.
[F#m] Me father likes [C#m] chipattie [Bm] and me mother [E] Irish stew.
If [A] it wasn't [Bm] for the fish and chips [E] I don't know what [A] I'd do.
Fair dey well, I'm [Bm] sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, [A] for a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me [E] name is [A] Pakistani Pat. _
There's not a [Bm] week that passes but [E] me father [A] makes his plans.
[F#m] He'll quickly [C#m] make a fortune and [Bm] head back to [E] Pakistan.
[F#m] Me mother says [C#m] she'll let him go, [Bm] she won't stand [E] in between.
[A] I hope she'll pack [Bm] her bags and then [E] we'll head for [A] Skipperine.
Fair dey well, [Bm] I'm sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, [A] for a while.
[F#m] Proud I [C#m] am of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me [E] name is Pakistani [A] Pat.
_ _ [Bm] _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ _
_ One night there [Bm] was a riot and [E] no shop got put [A] down.
[F#m] Me father [C#m] done a runner but [Bm] me mother stood [E] her ground.
[F#m] She grabbed her old [C#m] shillelagh and [Bm] she waved it just [E] like that.
[A] That night I [Bm] was proud to be [E] called Pakistani [A] Pat.
Fair dey well, I'm [Bm] sure it's killing, [E] fair dey well, for [A] a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the [E] Yamato Dine.
[F#m] I was [C#m] born in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] Until the [Bm] neighbours hear me name [E] is Pakistani [A] Pat.
_ _ I'm not white [Bm] or coloured, I'm [E] not Asian or [A] European.
[F#m] I'm just a freak [C#m] of fifty, for [Bm] you all know what [E] I mean.
[F#m] And as the time [C#m] goes slowly by [Bm] and I grow old [E] and fat, [A] I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Fair dey well, I'm sure [Bm] it's killing, fair [E] dey well, for [A] a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the Yamato [E] Dine.
[F#m] I was born [C#m] in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
[A] And I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Fair dey well, I'm sure [Bm] it's killing, fair [E] dey well, for [A] a while.
[F#m] Proud I am [C#m] of Pakistan [Bm] and of the Yamato [E] Dine.
[F#m] I was born [C#m] in Pricklewood, [Bm] there's nothing wrong [E] with that.
And [A] I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat.
Yes, I hope you'll hear [Bm] the neighbours say [E] there's Pakistani [A] Pat. _ _ _ _ _