Chords for Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder?: The Maxwell Girls
Tempo:
122.95 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
A
C
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G]
[Em] [Ab] [Am] [E] [Am] [G]
[Eb] [A]
[D] [G] The Murphys gave a party just about a week ago.
Everything was plentiful, [A] the Murphys, [D] they're not slow.
[G] They treated us like gentlemen, we tried to act the same.
[A] Only for what happened, well, it was an [D] awful shame.
[G] Mr.
Smurphy dished the chowder out and fainted on the pot.
He found a pair of overalls in the bottom [D] of the pot.
[G] Him knowin' he got rippin' mad, his eyes were floating out.
He [A] jumped up on the piano [D] and loudly he did shout.
[G] Who threw the overalls in Mr.
Smurphy's chowder?
Nobody told, so he [E] shouted [D] all louder.
[G] It's an Irish trick, it's true, and I can lick to make that through.
The overalls in Mr.
[A] Smurphy's [D] chowder.
[G] Who threw the overalls in [C] Mr.
Smurphy's chowder?
Nobody told, so [D] he [G] shouted all louder.
[C] It's an [G] Irish [C] trick, it's true, [F] and I can lick to make [C] that through.
The overalls in Mr.
[G] Smurphy's [C] chowder.
They [F] dragged the plants from houses to and laid them on the floor.
Each man tore up on his [G] life, he'd never seen them [Gm] before.
They [G] were plastered up with mortar and were worn out at the knee.
They had their many ups and downs as we could [C] plainly see.
[Bb] When Mr.
Smurphy she came to, [F] she began to cry and pout.
[Bb] She had them in the wash that [F] day and forgot to take [C] them out.
[F] Him knowin' he excused himself for what he said that night.
[G] So we put music to the words and sung with all [E] our might.
[A] [D] Does anybody know who?
[Bm] Was it that threw [Em] the
[D] overalls [A] in Mr.
Smurphy's chowder?
It's an [E] Irish trick, it's true, [Em] but who's the big fan threw [Gbm] the [Db] overalls [D] in Mr.
Smurphy's [G] chowder?
There was Murphy and McGinty, [D] Paddy and O'Shea, [G] McCarthy and O'Brien who [Bm] surely had their [A] say.
[D] But no one knew who.
Was it that threw [E] the [A] overalls in Mr.
[D] Smurphy's chowder?
[G] It's an Irish trick, that's true, I can't let them make that through.
The overalls in Mr.
Smurphy's [D] [G] chowder.
[Em] [Ab] [Am] [E] [Am] [G]
[Eb] [A]
[D] [G] The Murphys gave a party just about a week ago.
Everything was plentiful, [A] the Murphys, [D] they're not slow.
[G] They treated us like gentlemen, we tried to act the same.
[A] Only for what happened, well, it was an [D] awful shame.
[G] Mr.
Smurphy dished the chowder out and fainted on the pot.
He found a pair of overalls in the bottom [D] of the pot.
[G] Him knowin' he got rippin' mad, his eyes were floating out.
He [A] jumped up on the piano [D] and loudly he did shout.
[G] Who threw the overalls in Mr.
Smurphy's chowder?
Nobody told, so he [E] shouted [D] all louder.
[G] It's an Irish trick, it's true, and I can lick to make that through.
The overalls in Mr.
[A] Smurphy's [D] chowder.
[G] Who threw the overalls in [C] Mr.
Smurphy's chowder?
Nobody told, so [D] he [G] shouted all louder.
[C] It's an [G] Irish [C] trick, it's true, [F] and I can lick to make [C] that through.
The overalls in Mr.
[G] Smurphy's [C] chowder.
They [F] dragged the plants from houses to and laid them on the floor.
Each man tore up on his [G] life, he'd never seen them [Gm] before.
They [G] were plastered up with mortar and were worn out at the knee.
They had their many ups and downs as we could [C] plainly see.
[Bb] When Mr.
Smurphy she came to, [F] she began to cry and pout.
[Bb] She had them in the wash that [F] day and forgot to take [C] them out.
[F] Him knowin' he excused himself for what he said that night.
[G] So we put music to the words and sung with all [E] our might.
[A] [D] Does anybody know who?
[Bm] Was it that threw [Em] the
[D] overalls [A] in Mr.
Smurphy's chowder?
It's an [E] Irish trick, it's true, [Em] but who's the big fan threw [Gbm] the [Db] overalls [D] in Mr.
Smurphy's [G] chowder?
There was Murphy and McGinty, [D] Paddy and O'Shea, [G] McCarthy and O'Brien who [Bm] surely had their [A] say.
[D] But no one knew who.
Was it that threw [E] the [A] overalls in Mr.
[D] Smurphy's chowder?
[G] It's an Irish trick, that's true, I can't let them make that through.
The overalls in Mr.
Smurphy's [D] [G] chowder.
Key:
G
D
A
C
E
G
D
A
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Em] _ [Ab] _ [Am] _ [E] _ _ [Am] _ [G] _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] The Murphys gave a party just about a week ago.
Everything was plentiful, [A] the Murphys, [D] they're not slow.
[G] They treated us like gentlemen, we tried to act the same.
[A] Only for what happened, well, it was an [D] awful shame.
[G] Mr.
Smurphy dished the chowder out and fainted on the pot.
He found a pair of overalls in the bottom [D] of the pot.
[G] Him knowin' he got rippin' mad, his eyes were floating out.
He [A] jumped up on the piano [D] and loudly he did shout.
[G] Who threw the overalls in Mr.
Smurphy's chowder?
Nobody told, so he [E] shouted [D] all louder.
[G] It's an Irish trick, it's true, and I can lick to make that through.
The overalls in Mr.
[A] Smurphy's [D] chowder.
[G] _ _ Who threw the overalls in [C] Mr.
Smurphy's chowder?
Nobody told, so [D] he [G] shouted all louder.
[C] It's an [G] Irish [C] trick, it's true, [F] and I can lick to make [C] that through.
The overalls in Mr.
[G] Smurphy's _ [C] chowder.
They [F] dragged the plants from houses to and laid them on the floor.
Each man tore up on his [G] life, he'd never seen them [Gm] before.
They [G] were plastered up with mortar and were worn out at the knee.
They had their many ups and downs as we could [C] plainly see.
[Bb] When Mr.
Smurphy she came to, [F] she began to cry and pout.
[Bb] She had them in the wash that [F] day and forgot to take [C] them out.
[F] Him knowin' he excused himself for what he said that night.
[G] So we put music to the words and sung with all [E] our might.
[A] _ [D] Does anybody know who?
_ [Bm] Was it that threw [Em] the _
[D] overalls [A] in Mr.
Smurphy's chowder?
It's an [E] Irish trick, it's true, [Em] but who's the big fan threw [Gbm] the _ [Db] overalls [D] in Mr.
Smurphy's [G] chowder?
There was Murphy and McGinty, [D] Paddy and O'Shea, [G] McCarthy and O'Brien who [Bm] surely had their [A] say.
[D] But no one knew who.
Was it that threw [E] the [A] overalls in Mr.
[D] Smurphy's chowder?
_ [G] It's an Irish trick, that's true, I can't let them make that through.
The overalls in Mr.
Smurphy's _ [D] _ _ [G] chowder.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Em] _ [Ab] _ [Am] _ [E] _ _ [Am] _ [G] _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] The Murphys gave a party just about a week ago.
Everything was plentiful, [A] the Murphys, [D] they're not slow.
[G] They treated us like gentlemen, we tried to act the same.
[A] Only for what happened, well, it was an [D] awful shame.
[G] Mr.
Smurphy dished the chowder out and fainted on the pot.
He found a pair of overalls in the bottom [D] of the pot.
[G] Him knowin' he got rippin' mad, his eyes were floating out.
He [A] jumped up on the piano [D] and loudly he did shout.
[G] Who threw the overalls in Mr.
Smurphy's chowder?
Nobody told, so he [E] shouted [D] all louder.
[G] It's an Irish trick, it's true, and I can lick to make that through.
The overalls in Mr.
[A] Smurphy's [D] chowder.
[G] _ _ Who threw the overalls in [C] Mr.
Smurphy's chowder?
Nobody told, so [D] he [G] shouted all louder.
[C] It's an [G] Irish [C] trick, it's true, [F] and I can lick to make [C] that through.
The overalls in Mr.
[G] Smurphy's _ [C] chowder.
They [F] dragged the plants from houses to and laid them on the floor.
Each man tore up on his [G] life, he'd never seen them [Gm] before.
They [G] were plastered up with mortar and were worn out at the knee.
They had their many ups and downs as we could [C] plainly see.
[Bb] When Mr.
Smurphy she came to, [F] she began to cry and pout.
[Bb] She had them in the wash that [F] day and forgot to take [C] them out.
[F] Him knowin' he excused himself for what he said that night.
[G] So we put music to the words and sung with all [E] our might.
[A] _ [D] Does anybody know who?
_ [Bm] Was it that threw [Em] the _
[D] overalls [A] in Mr.
Smurphy's chowder?
It's an [E] Irish trick, it's true, [Em] but who's the big fan threw [Gbm] the _ [Db] overalls [D] in Mr.
Smurphy's [G] chowder?
There was Murphy and McGinty, [D] Paddy and O'Shea, [G] McCarthy and O'Brien who [Bm] surely had their [A] say.
[D] But no one knew who.
Was it that threw [E] the [A] overalls in Mr.
[D] Smurphy's chowder?
_ [G] It's an Irish trick, that's true, I can't let them make that through.
The overalls in Mr.
Smurphy's _ [D] _ _ [G] chowder.
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