Tonalité : C major•
Verse 1
C
Am
Oh, Mrs. Mc Grath,
the sergeant said,
Would you like to make a soldier
G
out of your son, Ted?
Am
With a scarlet coat and a big cock -hat?
Oh, Mrs. McGrath,
F
wouldn't you like that?
G
Am
Would you toor -ay -ah,
and you'd follow diddle -ah?
G
C
Am
Toor -ay, oor -ay, oor -ay -ah!
Would you toor -ay -ah,
G
Em
and you'd follow diddle -ah?
G
C
Toor -ay, oor -ay, oor -ay -ah!
Now, Mrs. McGrath lived
Am
on the seashore
For the space of seven
G
long years or more
F
She's fired a ship comin'
Am
in to the bay
Here's my son Ted,
G
he wants to clear the way
Am
Em
Wit' ya tooraiya and your father diddla
Am
C
Tooraiya, ooraiya, ooraiya
Am
Em
Wit' ya tooraiya and your father diddla
G
C
F
C
Tooraiya, ooraiya, ooraiya
Am
Oh, Captain dear, where have you been?
Or have you been sailin'
on the Mediterranean?
G
F
G
Have you any tidings of my son Ted?
C
Am
Is the poor boy liv in' or is he dead?
Em
Wit' ya tooraiya and your father diddla
G
C
Am
Tooraiya, ooraiya, ooraiya
Witty too -ray -ah,
and you followed it a -la,
G
C
F
Too -ray -oh -ray -oh -ray -ah
C
Am
Then up came Ted without any legs,
C
Am
And in their place he had
C
Am
two wooden pegs
Dm
Am
She kissed him a dozen times or two,
A holy Moses, it isn't you
G
Witty too -ray -ah, followed it a -la,
Am
C
Am
Too -ray -oh -ray -oh -ray -ah
Witty too -ray -ah,
G
and you followed it a -la,
C
F
Too -ray -oh -ray -oh -ray -ah
C
Am
Now, were you drunk or were you blind
F
C
Am
When you left your two fine legs behind?
G
Was it the walk and the
F
G
pun that say
C
Were your two fine legs
Am
from the knees away?
Witty toor -ay -ah,
and you followed it a -la
Toor -ay, oor -ay, oor -ay -ah
Witty toor -ay -ah,
Em
and you followed it a -la
C
G
C
F
C
Toor -ay, oor -ay, oor -ay -ah
Am
Now, I wasn't drunk and I
wasn't blind
C
Am
When I left me two fine legs behind
Em
Am
A big cannonball on the 5th of May
Tore me two fine legs
Em
from the knees away
G
C
Which a two -ry -ah, fall the diddle -ah
Am
G
Two -ry -oh -ry -o h -ry -ah
Am
Which a two -ry -ah,
Em
and a fall the diddle -ah
G
C
F
C
Two -ry -oh -ry -o h -ry -ah
Am
C
Oh, Teddy, me boy, the widow cried
Am
You're two fine legs,
we are Mammy's pride
G
Stumps of the tree wouldn't do at all
C
Why didn't you run
G
from the big cannonball?
Am
G
Which a two -ry -ah, fall the diddle -ah
Am
Two -ry -oh -ry -oh -ry -ah
G
Am
Which a two -ry -ah,
F
Am
C
G
C
F
and a fall the diddle -ah
C
Am
All foreign wars I do proclaim
C
Em
Between Don John and the King of Spain
Am
Dm
I'd rather have me teddy as he used to be
Am
Em
Am
Than the King of France
and his whole navy
G
Am
With your too -ray -ah
Em
and your full -a -diddle -ah
G
Em
Too -ray -oo -ray -oo -ray -ah
Am
With your too -ray -ah
Em
and your full -a -diddle -ah
G
C
Too -ray -oo -ray -oo -ray -ah
G
C
Love Big Cracker -oo
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