Key: D minor•
Intro 1
Dm
Verse 1
Dm
mceldoo and mcgee and me
C
F
went on the spree one day
which we knew how to blew
C
F
flew and we all felt gay
Dm
Gm
we visited
F
Dm
we then went into swan's,
Gm
C
our stomachs for to pack
F
Dm
we ordered out a feed,
which indeed, we did need
C
F
but we still felt slack
white and blue
F
Dm
F
Gm
as a plate of irish stew he soon
F
Dm
he shouted out "encore!"
with a roar for some more
C
F
such a keen appetite
C
F
Dm
but him, we couldn't ram,
Gm
C
though we tried our level be st
F
Dm
for everthing we brought,
cold or hot, mattered not
C
F
and he still stood the test
Dm
Gm
He swallowed tripe and lard by the yard,
F
Dm
we thought it would go hard
Gm
C
when the waiter brought the bill
F
Dm
we told him to give o'er,
but he swore he could lower
C
F
before he had his fill
of broth says mcgragh
Gm
C
if you don't hold him in"
F
Dm
when the waiter brought the charge,
mceldoo felt so large
C
F
blood went on fire
He began to curse and swear,
Gm
C
tear his hair in despair
F
Gm
to finish the affair,
Dm
the shop man, he through out and no doubt,
he did clout
broke his nose, i suppose
C
F
blows in no time at all
F
Gm
through an empty bowl
at the shop keepers head
F
Dm
it struck poor mickey flynn,
took the skin from his chin
C
F
all fought and bled
man alive, four or five
C
Dm
we paid for all the mate that we ate,
stood a trait
F
Dm
and went home to ruminate on
F
Dm
F
Bb
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