Broadford Bazaar [Bonus Track]
Broadford Bazaar [Bonus Track]

Broadford Bazaar [Bonus Track] easy guitar chords by Jethro Tull

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Tuning

E A D G B E

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  • Bsus4

    2

  • B

    2

  • Em

  • D

  • Bm

    2

  • A

  • G

  • Asus4

  • Bsus4

    2

  • B

    2

  • Em

  • D

  • Bm

    2

  • A

  • G

  • Asus4

    • Intro 1


    Verse 1
    Dirty 
    white 
    caravans 
    down 
    our 
    road, 

    sail
    ing. 

    Vivas, 
    cor
    tinas, 
    weaving 
    in 
    their 
    wake. 

    With 
    hot, 
    red-faced 
    drivers, 
    drivers, 

    horns 
    flattened, 
    fists 
    whaling, 

    Putting 
    trust 
    in 
    blind 
    corners 

    as 
    they 
    over
    take. 

    Verse 2
    And 
    it's 
    ''all
    come 
    willing 
    now, 

    Spend 
    a shil
    ling 
    now, 

    Stack 
    up 
    the 
    back 
    of 
    your 

    new 
    motor-car.'' 

    There's 
    home-dyed 
    woolens, 
    woolens, 

    and 
    wee 
    plastic 
    [cuillins] 

    [blessed? ] [cuchulains? ] 

    [cuchulain == mythical irish 
    hero 
    --- wee plastic 
    cuchulains? ] 

    Verse 3
    [jo-l@kcbbs.gen.nz (jo lobb) explains: broadford is a 

    town 
    on 

    Skye (where the 
    road 
    that passes 

    dun ringill leaves 
    the main 

    Road, incidentally) and 
    skye's

    famous 
    cuillin hills 
    are nearby. 

    I 
    suppose tour
    ists could 
    be expected 

    to 
    buy wee plastic 
    models 

    Of 
    spectacular 
    hills 
    .... also, 

    the cuillin hills 
    are ''also 

    Known 
    as the coolins or 
    cuchullins, possibly 

    after an ossianic 

    Hero...'', so maybe 
    wee plastic 
    model 

    heroes 
    do make sense, 
    after 

    All.] 

    Verse 4
    The 
    day of 
    the broadford bazaar. 

    Out 
    of the 
    north, 

    no 
    oil-rig
    s are 
    are drifting. 

    And 
    jobs 
    for 
    the 
    many 
    are 
    down 

    to 
    the few. 

    Blue-bottle 
    choppers, 
    choppers, 

    they 
    visit 
    no 
    longer. 

    Like 
    flies 
    to 
    the 
    jampots, they 
    were 

    just 
    passing 
    through. 

    Verse 5
    And 
    it's 
    ''all
    come 
    willing 
    now, 

    Spend 
    a shil
    ling 
    now, 

    Stack 
    up 
    the 
    back 
    of 
    your 

    new 
    motor-car'' 

    Where 
    once 
    stood 

    oil-rigs 
    so 
    so 
    phallic 

    There's 
    only 
    swear-words 
    in 
    in 
    gaelic 

    To say 
    at 
    the 

    Interlude 1
    broadford bazaar. 


    Verse 6

    All 
    kinds 
    of 
    people 
    come 
    down 
    for 

    the 
    opening. 

    Crofters 
    and 
    cottiers, 

    white 
    [wild? ]
    settlers 
    galore. 

    [crofter
    == farmer renting 

    land] 

    [cottier == farmer 
    renting 
    land] 

    And 
    up 
    on 
    the 
    hill, 

    there's 
    an 
    old 
    sheep 
    that's 
    dying, 

    But 
    it 
    had 
    two 
    new 
    lambs 

    born 
    just 
    a fortnight 
    before. 

    Verse 7

    And 
    it's 
    ''all
    come 
    willing 
    now, 

    Spend 
    a shil
    ling 
    now, 

    Stack 
    up 
    the 
    back 
    of 
    your 

    new 
    motor-car.'' 

    We'll 
    take 
    pounds, 

    francs 
    and 
    dollars 
    from 
    the 
    well-heeled, 

    And 
    And 
    stamps 
    from 
    the 

    green 
    shield. 

    The day 
    of 
    the 
    broadford bazaar. 

    Outro 1






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