Аккорды The Merry Wives Of Windsor - All The Lads In Town

Based on .
The Merry Wives play it in F, so if you want to play along with the recording or just want to be true 
to the original, capo the 5th fret.

[Verse 1]
C
Johnny is a handsome lad
    F               C
And asked me for to wed
                  F
And I would marry Johnny
       G
But me father up and said
F                        C
"I am sorry to tell you, daughter
          G            Am
What your mother never knew
                F
But Johnny is a son of mine
    C     G      C
And so is kin to you."

[Chorus]
    F               C             G                     C
The boy that I will marry will be handsome, strong, and tall
    F               C              F              G
And he will sing my praises and be at my beck and call
    F               C          G             Am
The boy that I will marry will keep me satiated
    C                       F    C           G   C
And every night in bed I'll pray that we are not related

[Verse 2]
C
William is a handsome lad
    F           C
And so is Pat O'Brian
                 F
So too is Mickey Grady
        G
And his younger brother Ryan
F                     C
But father was a busy man
         G          Am
His seed so far did spread
                      F
He told me they're my brothers all
   C    G        C
So safe my maidenhead

[Chorus]
    F               C             G                     C
The boy that I will marry will be handsome, strong, and tall
    F               C              F              G
And he will sing my praises and be at my beck and call
    F               C          G             Am
The boy that I will marry will keep me satiated
    C                       F    C           G   C
And every night in bed I'll pray that we are not related

[Verse 3]
C
Ye never saw a lass so sad
    F          C
And sorry as I was
                      F
The lads in town were all my kin
       G
And me father was the cause
   F              C
If I should die a single maid
    G                Am
For that adulterer's sport
                          F
I think I'll go to mother for
   C    G        C
His wanderings to report

[Verse 4]
C
"Now, daughter, didn't I teach you
   F              C
To forgive and to forget?
                     F
Himself he sowed his wild old oats
    G
But that you needn't fret
F                  C
Your father may be father
   G                Am
To all the lads but still
                            F
He's not the one that sired you
   C    G        C
So marry who you will."

[Chorus]
    F               C             G                     C
The boy that I will marry will be handsome, strong, and tall
    F               C              F              G
And he will sing my praises and be at my beck and call
    F               C               G                Am
And since my mother twiddled with a sailor come from sea
     C                      F   C             G      C
I'll find myself a handsome lad who'll not be kin to me

[Chorus]
    F               C             G                     C
The boy that I will marry will be handsome, strong, and tall
    F               C              F              G
And he will sing my praises and be at my beck and call
    F               C          G             Am
The boy that I will marry will keep me satiated
    C                       F    C           G   C
And every night in bed I'll pray that we are not related