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