Dan The Plan - Alan Hull

Dan The Plan

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Intro: Em
 
verse 1
Bm Em
What went wrong with your plan, man, was it too good to be true
Bm Em
No one here can understand why, disappointing it fell through
Bm Am
With one hand on the stirrup and one hand in the stew
C7 B7 Em
No one knows that better than you
 
verse 2
Bm Em
Ohh, what went wrong with your city, the Brasilia of the North
Bm Em
Isn't it a pity that no one knew it's worth
Bm Am
But the Civic Centre shines and money in your hand
C7 B7 Em
Let's raise another glass to Dan the Plan
 
[Refrão]
D G
Oh Dan, you're a terrible man
Em C
Oh, can't you see what you've done? You spoiled all our fun
D G
Ohh, Dan, Dan, you killed the old man
Em C
You turned his home into a caravan
D G
You know it used to be mine, even the Fog on the Tyne
Em C
Now it's all snow and rain, am I wrong to complain?
Em
Am I wrong to complain?
 
verse 3
Bm Em
Oh, what went wrong with your plan, man, when you never realised
Bm Em
Surely we could see that you had to subsidise to survive
Bm Am
But the law for once was on our side, and behind the bars you'll stew
C7 B7 Em
But no one knows that better than you
 
[Refrão]
D G
Oh Dan, you're a terrible man
Em C
Oh, can't you see what you've done? You spoiled all our fun
D G
Ohh, Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan, you killed the old man
Em C
You turned his home into a caravan
D G
You know it used to be mine, even the Fog on the Tyne
Em C
Now it's all snow and rain, am I wrong to complain?
Em
Am I wrong to complain?
 
D G
Oh Dan, you're a terrible man
Em C
Oh, can't you see what you've done? You spoiled all our fun
D G
Ohh, Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan, you killed the old man
Em C
You turned his home into a caravan
D G
You know it used to be mine, even the Fog on the Tyne
Em C
Now it's all snow and rain, am I wrong to complain?
Em
Am I wrong to complain?

How to play Dan The Plan

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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