Key: E minor
Verse 1
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D
I'm glad to find you well
D
Em
I can whisper live a weekly
wage of nineteen bob
since I left me native home
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D
and a rowanry waist of felt
that makes the hot -hatch belt
and we laid it in the flat
D
Em
Any sur face that was able
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Em
to the hot -hatch belt
The other night a copper
comes
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D
and says to me in a choir
right down round me
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D
with hot nails up so neat
you'd better go and mind your feet
and I'm up to all your pranks
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D
and I gave him such a belt
of the hot hash belt
and we laid it in the flat
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D
but sure, I never felt
to the hot hash belt
We quickly dragged him out again
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D
and we drew him into the tub
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D
and it turned his heart a -stone
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Em
you could hear the copper growl
that he's looking like Elnick
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D
boil him till he melts
in the hot ash belt
and we laid it in the flat
D
Em
Any sur face that was equal
D
Em
to the hot ash belt
You may talk about your sailors,
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D
ballads, singers and the rest
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D
to get their hearts to melt
making the hot hash melt
sure they caught me dead of cold
D
Em
As a monument to the Irish
making a hot hashed out
and we laid it in the flat
D
Em
Any cir cumstance was equal
D
Em
to the hot hashed out
and he laid it in the grout
and down the world,
D
Em
And he said the stat was equal
to the heart, I spelt
D
Em
D
Em
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ChordsEm G D
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