Me Old Ball And Chain

The Rumjacks

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D A D A D A D A D (2x) [Verse 1]
A Right! Hand me down that bottle of tequila from the shelf
D A I'll have a beer to follow and take one for yerself
D A I've been off the piss for ten long years and I've a bloody thirst
D A D And I won't be leavin' here until you carry me feet first [Verse 2]
A ‘Til I've tripped over the speakers and I've fallen through the band
D A And I've told the chubby bouncer, ‘Geezer, shout if ye need a hand!'
D A I'm screamin o'er the bar and I'm spittin' in yer ear
D A D And signin' wi' my hands for ya to gis another beer [Chorus]
G D G D Me old ball and chain is in a shallow grave
G D So hit me, ONE, TWO, - ONE TWO THDE FOUR!
G A D A D I don't have to suffer anymore
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[Verse 3]
A ‘Til I've kicked shit out yer jukebox and I've broken all yer darts
D A And I've talked the friggin' ears off my reflection in the glass
D A I've spewed all down the front o' me and pissed all down my leg
D A D And I'm propped up in the corner like a fuckin' rusty keg [Chorus]
G D G D Me old ball and chain is in a shallow grave
G D So hit me, ONE, TWO, - ONE TWO THDE FOUR!
G A D A D I don't have to suffer anymore [Instrumental]
D A D A D A D A D
G D G D G D G A D A D [Verse 4]
A ‘Til I'm snorin' like a chainsaw and I'm layin' there catchin' flies
D A And you, ye cheeky bugger, pops two pennies in me eyes
D A God love ye and protect ye, get yer knees up Missus Brown
D A D She's topped her flamin' hubby and she's torn up half the town [Chorus]
G D G D Me old ball and chain is in a shallow grave
G D So hit me, ONE, TWO, - ONE TWO THDE FOUR!
G A D I don't have to suffer anymore [Chorus] ONE TWO THDE FOUR!
G D G D Me old ball and chain is in a shallow grave
G D So hit me, ONE, TWO, - ONE TWO THDE FOUR!
G A D I don't have to suffer anymore
G D Hit me, ONE, TWO, - ONE TWO THDE FOUR!
G A D A D I don't have to suffer anymore
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