Chords for The Wolfe Tones - Paddle Your Own Canoe
Tempo:
131.7 bpm
Chords used:
Ab
Eb
Db
Bb
Ebm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Db] [Ab] [Ebm]
[Ab] [Db] [Ab]
[Bb] [Ab]
I travel [Db] about a bit in the [Ab] time of troubles I've [Eb] seen a few.
I've found a path [Db] better in every [Ab] climb to paddle me own canoe.
Me wants to see a smaller cairn at the dawn, me deaths see a [Eb] pavement due.
I drive away, strive for the ocean of life and [Ab] paddle me own canoe.
And I have the [Db] wife to follow me [Eb] like the lover to prove untrue.
The whole day [Db] long I laugh at the [Ab] sun and paddle me own canoe.
[Bb] [Ab]
So love [Db] everybody, trust only [Ab] the few, so why you [Eb] go travelling through?
I never [Db] sit down with the cairn and [Ab] I frown but paddle your own canoe.
I rise with the lack, one day light the dark, [Eb] I do what I have to do.
[Ab] I'm careless and well, so I've only me health to paddle me own canoe.
I have [Db] no wife to bother [Ab] me like the lover [Eb] to prove untrue.
The whole [Db] day long I laugh at [Ab] the sun and paddle me own canoe.
[Eb] [Ab]
It's all [Db] very well to depend on [Ab] a friend, that is if [Eb] you prove them true.
You'll find [Db] it better by far in [Ab] the end to paddle your own canoe.
To borrow is dearer by far than to buy, it's saying [Eb] the most of true.
[Ab] You never will sigh if you only will try to paddle your own canoe.
And I have [Db] the wife to follow [Eb] me like the lover to prove untrue.
The whole day long I laugh at the [Ab] sun and paddle me own canoe.
[Eb] [Ab]
Though England has [Db] ruled a small little [Eb] land and many's the country too.
Just take my [Db] advice and never think [Ab] twice but paddle your own canoe.
It's better I say to make your own way is the world you go [Eb] travelling to.
You never will sigh if you [Ab] only will try to paddle your own canoe.
And I have the [Db] wife to follow me [Ab] like the lover to [Eb] prove untrue.
[Ab] The whole day [Db] long I laugh at the [Ab] sun and paddle me own canoe.
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[Ab]
[Fm] [Eb] [Ab]
[Bb] [Eb] [Ab]
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[Eb] [Ab]
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[Fm] [Db] [Eb]
[Ab]
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[Ab] [Db] [Ab]
[Bb] [Ab]
I travel [Db] about a bit in the [Ab] time of troubles I've [Eb] seen a few.
I've found a path [Db] better in every [Ab] climb to paddle me own canoe.
Me wants to see a smaller cairn at the dawn, me deaths see a [Eb] pavement due.
I drive away, strive for the ocean of life and [Ab] paddle me own canoe.
And I have the [Db] wife to follow me [Eb] like the lover to prove untrue.
The whole day [Db] long I laugh at the [Ab] sun and paddle me own canoe.
[Bb] [Ab]
So love [Db] everybody, trust only [Ab] the few, so why you [Eb] go travelling through?
I never [Db] sit down with the cairn and [Ab] I frown but paddle your own canoe.
I rise with the lack, one day light the dark, [Eb] I do what I have to do.
[Ab] I'm careless and well, so I've only me health to paddle me own canoe.
I have [Db] no wife to bother [Ab] me like the lover [Eb] to prove untrue.
The whole [Db] day long I laugh at [Ab] the sun and paddle me own canoe.
[Eb] [Ab]
It's all [Db] very well to depend on [Ab] a friend, that is if [Eb] you prove them true.
You'll find [Db] it better by far in [Ab] the end to paddle your own canoe.
To borrow is dearer by far than to buy, it's saying [Eb] the most of true.
[Ab] You never will sigh if you only will try to paddle your own canoe.
And I have [Db] the wife to follow [Eb] me like the lover to prove untrue.
The whole day long I laugh at the [Ab] sun and paddle me own canoe.
[Eb] [Ab]
Though England has [Db] ruled a small little [Eb] land and many's the country too.
Just take my [Db] advice and never think [Ab] twice but paddle your own canoe.
It's better I say to make your own way is the world you go [Eb] travelling to.
You never will sigh if you [Ab] only will try to paddle your own canoe.
And I have the [Db] wife to follow me [Ab] like the lover to [Eb] prove untrue.
[Ab] The whole day [Db] long I laugh at the [Ab] sun and paddle me own canoe.
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[Fm] [Eb] [Ab]
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[Db]
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[Fm] [Db] [Eb]
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Key:
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Bb
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Eb
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_ I travel [Db] about a bit in the [Ab] time of troubles I've [Eb] seen a few.
I've found a path [Db] better in every [Ab] climb to paddle me own canoe.
Me wants to see a smaller cairn at the dawn, me deaths see a [Eb] pavement due.
I drive away, strive for the ocean of life and [Ab] paddle me own canoe.
And I have the [Db] wife to follow me [Eb] like the lover to prove untrue.
The whole day [Db] long I laugh at the [Ab] sun and paddle me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ So love [Db] everybody, trust only [Ab] the few, so why you [Eb] go travelling through?
I never [Db] sit down with the cairn and [Ab] I frown but paddle your own canoe.
I rise with the lack, one day light the dark, [Eb] I do what I have to do.
[Ab] I'm careless and well, so I've only me health to paddle me own canoe.
I have [Db] no wife to bother [Ab] me like the lover [Eb] to prove untrue.
The whole [Db] day long I laugh at [Ab] the sun and paddle me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ It's all [Db] very well to depend on [Ab] a friend, that is if [Eb] you prove them true.
You'll find [Db] it better by far in [Ab] the end to paddle your own canoe.
To borrow is dearer by far than to buy, it's saying [Eb] the most of true.
[Ab] You never will sigh if you only will try to paddle your own canoe.
And I have [Db] the wife to follow [Eb] me like the lover to prove untrue.
The whole day long I laugh at the [Ab] sun and paddle me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Though England has [Db] ruled a small little [Eb] land and many's the country too.
Just take my [Db] advice and never think [Ab] twice but paddle your own canoe.
It's better I say to make your own way is the world you go [Eb] travelling to.
You never will sigh if you [Ab] only will try to paddle your own canoe.
And I have the [Db] wife to follow me [Ab] like the lover to [Eb] prove untrue.
[Ab] The whole day [Db] long I laugh at the [Ab] sun and paddle me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ I travel [Db] about a bit in the [Ab] time of troubles I've [Eb] seen a few.
I've found a path [Db] better in every [Ab] climb to paddle me own canoe.
Me wants to see a smaller cairn at the dawn, me deaths see a [Eb] pavement due.
I drive away, strive for the ocean of life and [Ab] paddle me own canoe.
And I have the [Db] wife to follow me [Eb] like the lover to prove untrue.
The whole day [Db] long I laugh at the [Ab] sun and paddle me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ So love [Db] everybody, trust only [Ab] the few, so why you [Eb] go travelling through?
I never [Db] sit down with the cairn and [Ab] I frown but paddle your own canoe.
I rise with the lack, one day light the dark, [Eb] I do what I have to do.
[Ab] I'm careless and well, so I've only me health to paddle me own canoe.
I have [Db] no wife to bother [Ab] me like the lover [Eb] to prove untrue.
The whole [Db] day long I laugh at [Ab] the sun and paddle me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ It's all [Db] very well to depend on [Ab] a friend, that is if [Eb] you prove them true.
You'll find [Db] it better by far in [Ab] the end to paddle your own canoe.
To borrow is dearer by far than to buy, it's saying [Eb] the most of true.
[Ab] You never will sigh if you only will try to paddle your own canoe.
And I have [Db] the wife to follow [Eb] me like the lover to prove untrue.
The whole day long I laugh at the [Ab] sun and paddle me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Though England has [Db] ruled a small little [Eb] land and many's the country too.
Just take my [Db] advice and never think [Ab] twice but paddle your own canoe.
It's better I say to make your own way is the world you go [Eb] travelling to.
You never will sigh if you [Ab] only will try to paddle your own canoe.
And I have the [Db] wife to follow me [Ab] like the lover to [Eb] prove untrue.
[Ab] The whole day [Db] long I laugh at the [Ab] sun and paddle me own canoe. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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