Chords for Weddings Parties Anything - Fathers Day
Tempo:
104.95 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
F#m
F#
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Bm] [E] [G] [E]
[A] [E]
[F#m] [E]
[A] [E]
[F#m] [E] I haven't [A] always been a single man, [E] and I haven't [F#m] always lived alone.
[A] [E] Along with all [A] these other single men, [E] with a ring around the bop and a [B] cigarette butt in [E] my ear.
And I haven't [A] always been a lonely man, [E] and I haven't [F#m] always lived alone.
[E] And you know I [A] haven't always drunk this much, [E] but hey before you cut me down, [F#] just stop standing in my [A] shoes.
Cause I don't have to hear one word of this, [E] no.
On any other day, [F#] I might care what you [A] say, but every Saturday it bothers me.
[E] And you might call it sad, [F#] you might call me [A] mad, but I've got [E] one [F#m] who [F#] calls me [E] dad.
[A] [E]
[F#m] [E] And all the other [A] blokes that live up [B] here, [E] know how to leave a [F#m] man alone.
[A] [E] They're not a bad old [A] bunch that live up [B] here, [E] but you know that it's not [F#m] family and it's [E] not home.
What of a darling [A] wife that once I [E] had, well I'm pleased to say that she still [F#m] talks to me.
[E] But I try not to [A] think of what went [E] wrong, cause if I said that I was [F#] right, she might say that she was [A] right.
And the only rights I care about are [C#m] physical rights, [E] yeah.
On any other [F#] day, I might care what you [A] say, but every Saturday it bothers me.
[E] And you might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but I've got [F#] one who calls [D] me dad.
We go where he wants [E] to go, we do what he wants to [D] do, I tell him everything [E] I know.
Cause [F#m] I'd do anything to [E] prove, [B] yeah I'd [F#m] do anything to [E] prove.
But every Saturday, [F#] I will do just what he says, [A] cause every single Saturday it [E] bothers me.
And you might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but it don't feel so bad when he [E] calls me.
You might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but it don't feel heart bad when he [E] calls me.
You might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but God I feel so [F#m] glad when he [E] calls me dad.
[A] Yeah he [E] calls me dad.
[F#m]
[E] [A]
[E] [F#m]
[E] I haven't always been [A] a single man.
[B] [E]
[A] [E]
[F#m] [E]
[A] [E]
[F#m] [E] I haven't [A] always been a single man, [E] and I haven't [F#m] always lived alone.
[A] [E] Along with all [A] these other single men, [E] with a ring around the bop and a [B] cigarette butt in [E] my ear.
And I haven't [A] always been a lonely man, [E] and I haven't [F#m] always lived alone.
[E] And you know I [A] haven't always drunk this much, [E] but hey before you cut me down, [F#] just stop standing in my [A] shoes.
Cause I don't have to hear one word of this, [E] no.
On any other day, [F#] I might care what you [A] say, but every Saturday it bothers me.
[E] And you might call it sad, [F#] you might call me [A] mad, but I've got [E] one [F#m] who [F#] calls me [E] dad.
[A] [E]
[F#m] [E] And all the other [A] blokes that live up [B] here, [E] know how to leave a [F#m] man alone.
[A] [E] They're not a bad old [A] bunch that live up [B] here, [E] but you know that it's not [F#m] family and it's [E] not home.
What of a darling [A] wife that once I [E] had, well I'm pleased to say that she still [F#m] talks to me.
[E] But I try not to [A] think of what went [E] wrong, cause if I said that I was [F#] right, she might say that she was [A] right.
And the only rights I care about are [C#m] physical rights, [E] yeah.
On any other [F#] day, I might care what you [A] say, but every Saturday it bothers me.
[E] And you might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but I've got [F#] one who calls [D] me dad.
We go where he wants [E] to go, we do what he wants to [D] do, I tell him everything [E] I know.
Cause [F#m] I'd do anything to [E] prove, [B] yeah I'd [F#m] do anything to [E] prove.
But every Saturday, [F#] I will do just what he says, [A] cause every single Saturday it [E] bothers me.
And you might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but it don't feel so bad when he [E] calls me.
You might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but it don't feel heart bad when he [E] calls me.
You might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but God I feel so [F#m] glad when he [E] calls me dad.
[A] Yeah he [E] calls me dad.
[F#m]
[E] [A]
[E] [F#m]
[E] I haven't always been [A] a single man.
[B] [E]
Key:
E
A
F#m
F#
B
E
A
F#m
_ _ [Bm] _ [E] _ [G] _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ [F#m] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ [F#m] _ _ _ _ [E] _ I haven't [A] always been a single man, [E] _ and I haven't [F#m] always lived alone.
[A] _ [E] Along with all [A] these other single men, [E] with a ring around the bop and a [B] cigarette butt in [E] my ear.
_ And I haven't [A] always been a lonely man, [E] _ and I haven't [F#m] always lived alone.
_ [E] And you know I [A] haven't always drunk this much, [E] but hey before you cut me down, [F#] just stop standing in my [A] shoes.
Cause I don't have to hear one word of this, [E] no.
On any other day, [F#] I might care what you [A] say, but every Saturday it bothers me.
[E] And you might call it sad, [F#] you might call me [A] mad, but I've got [E] one [F#m] who [F#] calls me [E] dad.
_ [A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ [F#m] _ _ _ _ [E] _ And all the other [A] blokes that live up [B] here, [E] know how to leave a [F#m] man alone.
[A] _ [E] _ They're not a bad old [A] bunch that live up [B] here, [E] but you know that it's not [F#m] family and it's [E] not home.
_ What of a darling [A] wife that once I [E] had, well I'm pleased to say that she still [F#m] talks to me.
_ [E] But I try not to [A] think of what went [E] wrong, cause if I said that I was [F#] right, she might say that she was [A] right.
And the only rights I care about are [C#m] physical rights, [E] yeah.
On any other [F#] day, I might care what you [A] say, but every Saturday it bothers me.
[E] And you might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but I've got [F#] one who calls [D] me dad.
We go where he wants [E] to go, we do what he wants to [D] do, I tell him everything [E] I know.
Cause [F#m] I'd do anything to [E] prove, [B] yeah I'd [F#m] do anything to [E] prove.
But every Saturday, [F#] I will do just what he says, [A] cause every single Saturday it [E] bothers me.
And you might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but it don't feel so bad when he [E] calls me.
You might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but it don't feel heart bad when he [E] calls me.
You might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but God I feel so [F#m] glad _ _ when he [E] calls me dad.
_ [A] _ Yeah he [E] calls me dad.
_ _ [F#m] _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ _
[E] _ I haven't always been [A] a single man.
_ [B] _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ [F#m] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ [F#m] _ _ _ _ [E] _ I haven't [A] always been a single man, [E] _ and I haven't [F#m] always lived alone.
[A] _ [E] Along with all [A] these other single men, [E] with a ring around the bop and a [B] cigarette butt in [E] my ear.
_ And I haven't [A] always been a lonely man, [E] _ and I haven't [F#m] always lived alone.
_ [E] And you know I [A] haven't always drunk this much, [E] but hey before you cut me down, [F#] just stop standing in my [A] shoes.
Cause I don't have to hear one word of this, [E] no.
On any other day, [F#] I might care what you [A] say, but every Saturday it bothers me.
[E] And you might call it sad, [F#] you might call me [A] mad, but I've got [E] one [F#m] who [F#] calls me [E] dad.
_ [A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ [F#m] _ _ _ _ [E] _ And all the other [A] blokes that live up [B] here, [E] know how to leave a [F#m] man alone.
[A] _ [E] _ They're not a bad old [A] bunch that live up [B] here, [E] but you know that it's not [F#m] family and it's [E] not home.
_ What of a darling [A] wife that once I [E] had, well I'm pleased to say that she still [F#m] talks to me.
_ [E] But I try not to [A] think of what went [E] wrong, cause if I said that I was [F#] right, she might say that she was [A] right.
And the only rights I care about are [C#m] physical rights, [E] yeah.
On any other [F#] day, I might care what you [A] say, but every Saturday it bothers me.
[E] And you might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but I've got [F#] one who calls [D] me dad.
We go where he wants [E] to go, we do what he wants to [D] do, I tell him everything [E] I know.
Cause [F#m] I'd do anything to [E] prove, [B] yeah I'd [F#m] do anything to [E] prove.
But every Saturday, [F#] I will do just what he says, [A] cause every single Saturday it [E] bothers me.
And you might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but it don't feel so bad when he [E] calls me.
You might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but it don't feel heart bad when he [E] calls me.
You might call it [F#] sad, you might call me [A] mad, but God I feel so [F#m] glad _ _ when he [E] calls me dad.
_ [A] _ Yeah he [E] calls me dad.
_ _ [F#m] _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ _
[E] _ I haven't always been [A] a single man.
_ [B] _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _