Whiskey On A Sunday
The Dubliners
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C Am Dm Oh, he sits at the corner ofF G Beggars Bush, astride of an oldC packing case,Am And the dolls at the end of theDm F G plank were dancing, as he crooned with a smileC on his face [Chorus]Am Dm G Come day, go day, wishing meC heart it was SundayAm Dm Drinking buttermilk all the week,G C and it's whiskey on a Sunday [Verse]C Am Dm His tired old hands from theF wooden beam,G And the puppets they danced up andC downAm Dm A far better show than you everF will see,G C In the fanciest theatre in townContinúa después del anuncio[Chorus]Am Dm G Come day, go day, wishing meC heart it was SundayAm Dm Drinking buttermilk all the week,G C and it's whiskey on a Sunday [Verse]C Am Dm F In nineteen o two old Seth Davy died,G C His song, it was heard no moreAm His three dancing dolls in theDm F dustbin were thrown,G C And the plank went to mend the back door [Chorus]Am Dm G Come day, go day, wishing meC heart it was SundayAm Dm Drinking buttermilk all the week,G C and it's whiskey on a Sunday [Verse]C Am On some stormy night if you'reDm F passing that way,G With the wind blowing up from theC seaAm Dm You may still hear the song of oldF Seth Davy,G As he croons to his dancing dollsC three [Chorus]Am Dm G Come day, go day, wishing meC heart it was SundayAm Dm Drinking buttermilk all the week,G C and it's whiskey on a SundayAm Dm Drinking buttermilk all the week,G C and it's whiskey on a Sunday