Chords for Pub Doctor
Tempo:
113.25 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
A
E
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G] [E]
[A]
[G]
Tell me what the problem is and I'll prescribe a cure.
For I am the pub doctor [E] and an expert [A] to be sure.
[G] Just tell me what ails [C] you and what has [Cm] you on the brink.
[A] And I will tell the barkeep just what you need [G] to drink.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call [E] me in the morning.
Take two [A] drinks [G] and I'll prescribe a shot.
And make me feel so what to [A] do when I need it it's so quick.
[G] Take this jug of whiskey [C] every hour, drink a cup.
[A] If you don't want a hangover then you should [G] never sober up.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call [E] me in the morning.
[A] Take two drinks [G] and I'll prescribe a shot.
Doc, I think I need your [E] help for I have [G] a great fear.
Tell me all about it while I hold [A] her up a beer.
[D] I think my wife is poisoning [C] me and trying to end my [A] life.
You should drink the poison sir, I [G] have met your wife.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the [E] morning.
Take two [D] drinks and [G] I'll prescribe a shot.
Doc, how's that young sinner who was with us here last night?
We're all feeling guilty [A] and we hope that he's alright.
[G] We may just swallow all those coins just to win a bet.
[A] Oh, I'm sure that he'll be [Eb] fine but there is no change yet.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in [E] the morning.
Take two [D] drinks [G] and I'll prescribe a shot.
Sir, how is your pregnant wife?
Has there been any change?
I asked how she was feeling and her answer [A] was so strange.
[G] Should, could, wouldn't, [C] can't is all that she would say.
[A] She is having contractions man, you should get home [G] right away.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the [A] morning.
Take two [G] drinks and I'll prescribe [Bb] a shot.
[Eb] Cheers!
[B]
[Bb] I'm ready.
Here [C] we go.
[B] Hey!
[Bb] Hey!
[A]
[G]
Tell me what the problem is and I'll prescribe a cure.
For I am the pub doctor [E] and an expert [A] to be sure.
[G] Just tell me what ails [C] you and what has [Cm] you on the brink.
[A] And I will tell the barkeep just what you need [G] to drink.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call [E] me in the morning.
Take two [A] drinks [G] and I'll prescribe a shot.
And make me feel so what to [A] do when I need it it's so quick.
[G] Take this jug of whiskey [C] every hour, drink a cup.
[A] If you don't want a hangover then you should [G] never sober up.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call [E] me in the morning.
[A] Take two drinks [G] and I'll prescribe a shot.
Doc, I think I need your [E] help for I have [G] a great fear.
Tell me all about it while I hold [A] her up a beer.
[D] I think my wife is poisoning [C] me and trying to end my [A] life.
You should drink the poison sir, I [G] have met your wife.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the [E] morning.
Take two [D] drinks and [G] I'll prescribe a shot.
Doc, how's that young sinner who was with us here last night?
We're all feeling guilty [A] and we hope that he's alright.
[G] We may just swallow all those coins just to win a bet.
[A] Oh, I'm sure that he'll be [Eb] fine but there is no change yet.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in [E] the morning.
Take two [D] drinks [G] and I'll prescribe a shot.
Sir, how is your pregnant wife?
Has there been any change?
I asked how she was feeling and her answer [A] was so strange.
[G] Should, could, wouldn't, [C] can't is all that she would say.
[A] She is having contractions man, you should get home [G] right away.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the [A] morning.
Take two [G] drinks and I'll prescribe [Bb] a shot.
[Eb] Cheers!
[B]
[Bb] I'm ready.
Here [C] we go.
[B] Hey!
[Bb] Hey!
Key:
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_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Tell me what the problem is and I'll prescribe a cure.
For I am the pub doctor [E] and an expert [A] to be sure.
[G] Just tell me what ails [C] you and what has [Cm] you on the brink.
[A] And I will tell the barkeep just what you need [G] to drink.
_ [C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call [E] me in the morning.
_ Take two [A] drinks [G] and I'll prescribe a shot. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ And make me feel so _ _ _ what to [A] do when I need it it's so quick.
[G] Take this jug of whiskey [C] every hour, drink a cup.
[A] If you don't want a hangover then you should [G] never sober up.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] _ Take two [G] drinks and call [E] me in the morning.
[A] _ Take two drinks [G] and I'll prescribe a shot. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Doc, I think I need your [E] help for I have [G] a great fear.
Tell me all about it while I hold [A] her up a beer.
[D] I think my wife is poisoning [C] me and trying to end my [A] life.
You should drink the poison sir, I [G] have met your wife.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] _ Take two [G] drinks and call me in the [E] morning.
Take two [D] drinks and [G] I'll prescribe a shot. _ _ _ _ _ _
Doc, how's that young sinner who was with us here last night?
We're all feeling guilty [A] and we hope that he's alright.
[G] We may just swallow all those coins just to win a bet.
[A] Oh, I'm sure that he'll be [Eb] fine but there is no change yet.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] _ Take two [G] drinks and call me in [E] the morning.
Take two [D] drinks [G] and I'll prescribe a shot. _ _ _ _ _ _
Sir, how is your pregnant wife?
Has there been any change?
I asked how she was feeling and her answer [A] was so strange.
[G] Should, could, wouldn't, [C] can't is all that she would say.
[A] She is having contractions man, you should get home [G] right away.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] _ Take two [G] drinks and call me in the [A] morning.
Take two [G] drinks and I'll prescribe [Bb] a shot.
[Eb] Cheers!
[B] _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ I'm ready. _
Here [C] we go.
[B] Hey!
_ [Bb] Hey! _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Tell me what the problem is and I'll prescribe a cure.
For I am the pub doctor [E] and an expert [A] to be sure.
[G] Just tell me what ails [C] you and what has [Cm] you on the brink.
[A] And I will tell the barkeep just what you need [G] to drink.
_ [C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call [E] me in the morning.
_ Take two [A] drinks [G] and I'll prescribe a shot. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ And make me feel so _ _ _ what to [A] do when I need it it's so quick.
[G] Take this jug of whiskey [C] every hour, drink a cup.
[A] If you don't want a hangover then you should [G] never sober up.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] _ Take two [G] drinks and call [E] me in the morning.
[A] _ Take two drinks [G] and I'll prescribe a shot. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Doc, I think I need your [E] help for I have [G] a great fear.
Tell me all about it while I hold [A] her up a beer.
[D] I think my wife is poisoning [C] me and trying to end my [A] life.
You should drink the poison sir, I [G] have met your wife.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] _ Take two [G] drinks and call me in the [E] morning.
Take two [D] drinks and [G] I'll prescribe a shot. _ _ _ _ _ _
Doc, how's that young sinner who was with us here last night?
We're all feeling guilty [A] and we hope that he's alright.
[G] We may just swallow all those coins just to win a bet.
[A] Oh, I'm sure that he'll be [Eb] fine but there is no change yet.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] _ Take two [G] drinks and call me in [E] the morning.
Take two [D] drinks [G] and I'll prescribe a shot. _ _ _ _ _ _
Sir, how is your pregnant wife?
Has there been any change?
I asked how she was feeling and her answer [A] was so strange.
[G] Should, could, wouldn't, [C] can't is all that she would say.
[A] She is having contractions man, you should get home [G] right away.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and call me in the morning.
[C] Take two [G] drinks and tell me what you've got.
[C] _ Take two [G] drinks and call me in the [A] morning.
Take two [G] drinks and I'll prescribe [Bb] a shot.
[Eb] Cheers!
[B] _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ I'm ready. _
Here [C] we go.
[B] Hey!
_ [Bb] Hey! _