Chords for The Apprentice's Song
Tempo:
121.7 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
C#
D
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Come on lad and bring your tool bag, keep your eyes [C#m] peeled, use your head.
Bring your [D] footprints, banners, chisels, from [C#] now on they'll earn your bread.
Keep your eyes on the older fitters, they're the boys who know their stuff.
[E] One day you will do their job, if [A] you're smart [C#] and keen [E]
enough.
Come on boys and take your place among [A] the men who [D#] serve their trade.
[D] Scalers, cokers, bobsmen, [E] stokers, this [D#] is [B] where the gas [E] is made.
Keep your eyes on the old fair weather, watch your gauge or on [B] the town.
[E] Turn her out, bang on 450, or [F#m] you let [Bm]
the [E] housewife down.
Wake up son and mind your setting, [N] the range is the one to [E] watch.
Number three is due for scaling, see [C#] she [B] don't get too [Em] much ash.
Mind your eye with that red hot poker, [F] read your heat and see she's right.
Leave your [E] range in decent order, for the [B] lads on shift tonight.
Bring your [D] footprints, banners, chisels, from [C#] now on they'll earn your bread.
Keep your eyes on the older fitters, they're the boys who know their stuff.
[E] One day you will do their job, if [A] you're smart [C#] and keen [E]
enough.
Come on boys and take your place among [A] the men who [D#] serve their trade.
[D] Scalers, cokers, bobsmen, [E] stokers, this [D#] is [B] where the gas [E] is made.
Keep your eyes on the old fair weather, watch your gauge or on [B] the town.
[E] Turn her out, bang on 450, or [F#m] you let [Bm]
the [E] housewife down.
Wake up son and mind your setting, [N] the range is the one to [E] watch.
Number three is due for scaling, see [C#] she [B] don't get too [Em] much ash.
Mind your eye with that red hot poker, [F] read your heat and see she's right.
Leave your [E] range in decent order, for the [B] lads on shift tonight.
Key:
E
B
C#
D
A
E
B
C#
Come on lad and bring your tool bag, keep your eyes [C#m] peeled, use your head.
_ _ Bring your [D] footprints, banners, chisels, from [C#] now on _ they'll earn your bread.
_ _ Keep your eyes on the older fitters, they're the boys who know their stuff.
_ [E] One day you will do their job, if [A] you're smart [C#] and keen _ [E]
enough.
_ _ Come on boys and take your place among [A] the men who [D#] serve their trade. _ _
[D] _ Scalers, cokers, bobsmen, [E] stokers, this [D#] is [B] where the gas [E] is made.
_ _ Keep your eyes on the old fair weather, watch your gauge or on [B] the town.
_ _ [E] Turn her out, bang on 450, or [F#m] you let [Bm]
the [E] housewife down. _ _ _
Wake up son and mind your setting, [N] the range is the one to [E] watch.
_ _ _ Number three is due for scaling, see [C#] she _ [B] don't get too [Em] much ash. _
_ Mind your eye with that red hot poker, [F] read your heat and see she's right.
_ Leave your [E] range in decent order, for the [B] lads on shift tonight. _
_ _ Bring your [D] footprints, banners, chisels, from [C#] now on _ they'll earn your bread.
_ _ Keep your eyes on the older fitters, they're the boys who know their stuff.
_ [E] One day you will do their job, if [A] you're smart [C#] and keen _ [E]
enough.
_ _ Come on boys and take your place among [A] the men who [D#] serve their trade. _ _
[D] _ Scalers, cokers, bobsmen, [E] stokers, this [D#] is [B] where the gas [E] is made.
_ _ Keep your eyes on the old fair weather, watch your gauge or on [B] the town.
_ _ [E] Turn her out, bang on 450, or [F#m] you let [Bm]
the [E] housewife down. _ _ _
Wake up son and mind your setting, [N] the range is the one to [E] watch.
_ _ _ Number three is due for scaling, see [C#] she _ [B] don't get too [Em] much ash. _
_ Mind your eye with that red hot poker, [F] read your heat and see she's right.
_ Leave your [E] range in decent order, for the [B] lads on shift tonight. _