Easy And Slow

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[Verse]
       G              D           
It was down by Christ Church that 
  C              G
I first met with Annie
               Em      C         D
A neat little girl and not a bit shy
    G           D          C     
She told me her father had come 
       G
from Dungannon
                         Em        
And would take her back home in the
 C             G      C    G
 sweet bye and bye

[Chorus]
    C                     G       
And what's it to any man, whether 
        C    G
or no
C                    G           
Whether I'm easy, or whether I'm 
D
true
     C                     G      
As I lifted her petticoat, easy 
          C  G
and slow
                    Em        
And I rolled back my sleeve to 
   C          G     C  G
unbuckle her shoe

[Verse]
    G          D                  
Was first down Thomas Street, and 
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then out by the Liffey
                 Em           
The sun had gone down, and the 
 C            D
evening grew dark
G            D                   
Down by Kingsbridge, and then by 
C         G
Lord in a jiffy
             Em            C      
My arms were around her, beyond in
     G       C  G
 the park

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[Chorus]
    C                     G
And what's it to any man, whether or
 no
C                    G           
Whether I'm easy, or whether I'm 
D
true
     Em                    C      
As I lifted her petticoat, easy 
  G     C  G
and slow
                    Em        
And I rolled back my sleeve to 
   C          G     C  G
unbuckle her shoe

[Verse]
         G       D          C    
Oh, from city or country, a girl 
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is a jewel
    Em                          C 
And well built for grippin', as 
           D
most of them are
    G         D            C     
But any young man would be really
   G
 a fool
                    Em             
If he tries at the first time to go
C      G       C  G
 a bit far

[Chorus]
    C                     G
And what's it to any man, whether or
 no
C                    G           
Whether I'm easy, or whether I'm 
D
true
     Em                    C      
As I lifted her petticoat, easy 
  G
and slow
   C  G               Em    
And I rolled back my sleeve to 
     C          G     C  G
unbuckle her shoe

[Harp Solo]
G    D    C    G
Em   C    D
G    D    C   G
Em   C    G

[Verse]
    G       D                     
And if by a chance, you're in the 
Em   C       G
town of Dungannon
                             Em    
You might search ´till your 
      C         D
eyeballs are empty and blind
      G          D          Em C
Be it sittin´ or walking or 
       G
running or standing
            Em        C          
A girl like Annie you never will 
G     C  G
find

[Chorus]
    C                     G
And what's it to any man, whether or
 no
C                    G           
Whether I'm easy, or whether I'm 
D
true
     C                     G
As I lifted her petticoat, easy and 
slow
                    Em         
And I rolled back my sleeves to 
  C          G
unbuckle her shoe

[Harp Solo]
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Em   C    D
G    D    C   G
Em   C    G