Some Royal People: accordi di
Wally Whyton
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Tonalità: G major

Verse 1
G G 
 
C C 
 
G G 
 
D D 
 
G G 
 
Now old King Cole
C C 
 
G G 
 
was a merry old soul
D D 
 
G G 
 
and a merry old soul was he
He called for his pipe and he
called for his bowl
D D 
 
G G 
 
and he called for his fiddler's three
C C 
 
G G 
 
Now every fiddler had a  fine fiddle
D D 
 
G G 
 
and a very fine fiddle had he
D D 
 
There's none so rare as can compare
G G 
 
With King Cole and his Fiddler's Three
D D 
 
G G 
 
The Queen of Hearts,
C C 
 
G G 
 
she made some hearts
D D 
 
G G 
 
All on the summer's day
C C 
 
G G 
 
The Knave of Hearts, he stole those hearts
D D 
 
G G 
 
And took them straight away
C C 
 
G G 
 
The King of Hearts called for his parts
D D 
 
And beat the Knave before
G G 
 
C C 
 
G G 
 
D D 
 
G G 
 
D D 
 
And now he's here no more.
The Grand Old Duke of York,
G G 
 
D D 
 
he had ten thousand men.
G G 
 
D D 
 
He marched them all to the top of a hill,
A A 
 
and then he marched them
down again.
When they were up, they were up.
D D 
 
And when they were down,
they were down.
A A 
 
And when they were only half way up,
D D 
 
Do you know where they were?
A A 
 
D D 
 
They were neither up nor down.
C#m C#m 
 
D D 
 
E E 
 
A A 
 
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
C#m C#m 
 
D D 
 
E E 
 
C#m C#m 
 
A A 
 
B B 
 
D D 
 
A A 
 
Humpty Dumpty had a     great fall.
D D 
 
E E 
 
All the king's horses and
A A 
 
all the king's men
B B 
 
C#m C#m 
 
A A 
 
D D 
 
Just could not hold Humpty
A A 
 
D D 
 
A A 
 
D D 
 
A A 
 
D D 
 
together again.
A A 
 
Sing a song of sixpence,
a pocketful of rye
Four -and -twenty blackened
B B 
 
E E 
 
birds lay in the pie
A A 
 
When the pie was opened,
E E 
 
the birds began to sing
A A 
 
D D 
 
Oh, wasn't that a dainty dish
E E 
 
A A 
 
to set before the king?
The king was in his couching house,
pouting out his money
The queen was in the parlor,
B B 
 
E E 
 
eating bread and honey
A A 
 
The maid was in the garden,
E E 
 
hanging out the clothes
A A 
 
D D 
 
When down came a black bird
E E 
 
A A 
 
and he pecked up her nose
But I'm glad to say Miss
Ginny Wendt
came down and put it back again.

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