Chords for Scrum - Under The Scotsman's Kilt

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Scotsman [C] Gladden [D] killed left the pub one evening [G] fair
One could [C] tell by how [D] he walked he drunk more than his share
[C]
He staggered off until [G] he could no longer [D] keep his feet
Then [G] stumbled off into the grass [D] to sleep [G] beside the [C] street
Ring-ding diddle diddle-a [G]-dee-oh, ring [D]-dum diddle-a-di-yo
[G] Then stumbled off into the grass to sleep beside the street
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Later [C] on two young [D] and lovely girls [G] just happened by
And one [C] says to the other [D] with a twinkle in her eye
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I see on sleep a Scotsman [G] who is young [D] and handsome built
I [G] wonder if it's true what they [D] don't wear [G] beneath their [C] kilt
Ring-ding-diddle-diddle-a [G]-dee-oh, ring [D]-diddle-diddle-a-dee-oh
[G] I wonder if it's true [D] what they don't wear [G] beneath their kilt
He _ _ _ _ _ crept [C] up to the sleep and [D] Scotsman quiet [G] as could be
Then lifted [C] up his kilt [D] about an inch so they could see
[C]
And there behold for them to [G] feel beneath his [D] Scottish girt
[G] Was nothing but what God had graced him [D] with [G] upon his birth
[C]
Ring-ding-diddle-diddle-a [G]-dee-oh, ring-diddle [D]-diddle-a-dee-oh
[Em] Was [D] nothing [G] but what [C] God had [D] graced him with [G] upon his birth
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_ _ [C] _ [D] _ _ [G] _ They marveled [C] for a moment [D] and one said we'd [G] best be on
But let's leave a [C] present for our [D] friend before we move along
[C] They took a blue silk ribbon [G] and they tied it [D] in a bow
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[D] Around the [Em] bunnies [C] bar that [D] the Scots lifted [G] kilt did show
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Ring-ding-diddle-diddle-a-dee [G]-oh, ring-diddle [D]-diddle-a-dee-oh
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Around the bunnies [C] bar that [D] the Scots lifted [G] kilt did show
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Scotsman [C] woke to nature's [D] call and stumbled [G] toward a tree
Behind the [C] bush he lifts his [D] kilt and God said what he sees
[C] Then in a startled voice he [G] says to us before [D] his eyes
He [G] said lad I don't know where you been but I'll see you when first prize
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Ring-ding-diddle-diddle-a-dee [G]-oh, ring-diddle [D]-diddle-a-dee-oh
He [Em] said [G] lad I don't know [C] where you [D] been but I'll see you [G] when first prize
[C]
Ring-ding-diddle-diddle-a-dee [G]-oh, ring-diddle [D]-diddle-a-dee-oh
He [Em] said [F#] lad I [G] don't know [C] where you been [D] but I'll see you when [G] first prize
[C]
Ring-ding-diddle-diddle-a-dee [G]-oh, ring-diddle [D]-diddle-a-dee-oh
[G] Lad I don't know where you been [D] but I'll see you when [G] first prize
Lad I don't know where you been [D] but I'll see you when [G] first prize
Man, I don't know where [D] you've been, but I see you on [G] first breath! _ _ _ _ _ _
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