Chords for The Kipper Family : Spencer The Wild Rover

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G

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E

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The Kipper Family : Spencer The Wild Rover chords
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It's called Spencer, my old rover.
Gunpowder, treason and what?
There must be some reason to remember this season.
But whatever it is, I've forgot.
[A]
[D] [E] This song was composed for many's [G] the year.
[D]
I've travelled through England, [A] onwards, sea [D] and bay.
I had been so [A] reduced and
[B] with all this [G] great store.
[D] And I never blazed Spencer, the one [Am]
rover [D] no more.
In the auctioneer's other room, with [A] Ivy [G] I went.
[D]
Weary of a travelling, me money [Am] [D] was spent.
By the foot of [A] yon mountain, [F#m] he [C#]
say to [G] me,
[D]
For bread and cold water I [A] can get [D] any day.
With night fast approaching, I drew out [G] sovereign's bright.
[D] With wood, vines and ivy, [A] opened wide with [D] delight.
But I grabbed [A]
a scion and [B]
wised him [G] the best.
[D] For home to your family was all [A] the [D] interest.
Well as children [E] come [D]
around him, told him what [G] they'd done.
[D] With written [G] prattling [D] stories about the prodigal son.
I'm as happy [A]
as those, [B] as of those [D] people.
Like this one I've asked, [A]
there's no [D] more.
[N]
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1321
A
1231
G
2131
B
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E
2311
D
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A
1231
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It's called Spencer, my old rover.
Gunpowder, treason and what?
There must be some reason to remember this season.
But whatever it is, I've forgot. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [E] This song was _ composed _ for _ many's [G] the _ year.
[D] _
I've travelled _ through England, _ _ [A] onwards, sea [D] and bay.
_ _ I had been so [A] _ reduced and _
_ [B] with all this [G] great _ store.
_ [D] And I never blazed _ Spencer, the one [Am]
rover _ [D] no more. _ _
_ _ In the _ _ auctioneer's other room, with [A] Ivy [G] I went.
_ _ [D] _ _
Weary of a travelling, _ me money [Am] _ [D] was spent. _ _
_ By the foot of [A] yon _ mountain, _ _ [F#m] he [C#]
say to [G] me,
_ _ _ [D]
For _ bread and cold water I [A] can get _ [D] any _ day. _ _ _ _
With night fast _ approaching, I drew out _ [G] sovereign's bright.
_ _ _ [D] With wood, vines and _ ivy, [A] opened wide with _ [D] delight. _ _
_ _ But I grabbed [A]
a scion _ _ and [B]
wised him [G] the best. _ _
_ [D] For home to your _ family _ was all [A] the _ [D] _ _ interest. _ _
Well as children [E] come [D] _
around him, _ told him what [G] they'd done.
_ _ [D] With written [G] _ prattling [D] _ stories about the _ _ prodigal son. _
_ I'm as happy _ [A]
as _ _ those, _ [B] as of those _ [D] people. _ _
_ _ Like this one _ _ I've asked, _ _ [A] _
_ there's no [D] more. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _

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