Аккорды The Electrics - The Dunn Song

[Verse 1]

  C                                          Am     G
I once was well acquainted with a man called Joseph Dunn
  G                            F                  G
A very special kind of man who loved to have some fun
   C                                    Am            G
He courted young and married was by the age of twenty one
      G                                   F    C
And a very respectable family had Mr. and Mrs. Dunn

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Sammy: (Right this is your bit now)

[Chorus]

              C
For there was high Dunn and low Dunn
    G               C
and under Dunn and over Dunn
                            F               G
All the other younger Dunns in and out they run
          Am             G
There was young Dunn and old Dunn
    F            C
and young Dunn’s youngest son
 C                               G          C    G C
Young Dunn will be old Dunn when old Dunn’s done

[Verse 2]

       C                               Am              G
And of course in time that Mr. Dunn he found himself a wife
    G                                 F                G
and soon he found he had to fight the hardest fight in life
   C                                  Am                  G
To keep six little bellies full and a wife that weighed a ton
       G                               F                  C
And if any man could do all that you’d have to say, “Well done”

N.C.
Sammy: (Oh you can clap your hands, there’s no one here)

[Chorus]

              C
For there was high Dunn and low Dunn
    G              C
and under Dunn and over Dunn
                            F               G
All the other younger Dunns in and out they run
          Am             G
There was young Dunn and old Dunn
    F            C
and young Dunn’s youngest son
 C                               G          C    G C
Young Dunn will be old Dunn when old Dunn’s done

[Verse 3]
     C                             Am                   G
When Mrs. Dunn presented Dunn with their first bouncing son
     G                                 F                 G
they named him Herbert Seamus Dunn but called him Cherry Plum
    C                                  Am                G
And when the bread of life went up and children more did come
     G                            F                 C
says Mrs. Dunn to Mr. Dunn, “More bread or we'll be done”

[Chorus]

              C
For there was high Dunn and low Dunn
    G              C
and under Dunn and over Dunn
                            F               G
All the other younger Dunns in and out they run
          Am             G
There was young Dunn and old Dunn
    F            C
and young Dunn’s youngest son
 C                               G          C    G C
Young Dunn will be old Dunn when old Dunn’s done

N.C.
Sammy: (And here’s the uh… the exciting verse)
N.C.
Paul: (Aye)
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Sammy: (This is the one that goes fast)

[Verse 4]
    C                                   Am              G
Now here’s the youngest son of Dunn likewise the son of Dunn
    G                                  F               G
and here’s the oldest son of Dunn when all is said and done
          C                            Am              G
‘Cause if any man could do all that in this big wicked world
        G
If it’s been done to done it’s been well done
      F                  C
You’d have to say, “Well done”

N.C.
Sammy: (You can clap along now)

[Chorus]

              C
For there was high Dunn and low Dunn
    G              C
and under Dunn and over Dunn
                            F               G
All the other younger Dunns in and out they run
          Am             G
There was young Dunn and old Dunn
    F            C
and young Dunn’s youngest son
 C                               G          C    G C
Young Dunn will be old Dunn when old Dunn’s done

N.C.
Sammy: (And that’s it done)