Digsy s Dinner
View chords used in this chart
[intro] A - C# - D - E - D - E - D7 - A - [2x]
A C# D E
What a life it would be, if you could come to mine for tea
D E D7 - A
I'll pick you up at half past three we'll have lasagne
A C# D E
I'll treat you like a queen I'll give you strawberries and cream
D E D7 - A
And then your friends will all go green for my lasagne
F#m A D
These will be the best days of our lives But I don't think
C#
we've been living very wise oh no! no!
A C# D
what a life it would be if you could come to mine
E D
for tea I'll pick you up at half past
E D7 - A
three we'll have lasagne (yea)
[solo] - If you want this in real notes so you can play it on a piano or
keyboard, then transpose.(*smile*) I am sure you can do it with
a transposing chart for guitar. Or if your lucky, you have a friend that
can do if for you. Note: Octaves my very in actual playing on the album.
A C# D
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B--14---14---14-15-14-------------------14----------------------------
G------------------------------16---16---16----16---14---14---16---14-
D---------------------------------------------------------------------
E D E
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B---------------------------------------------------------------------
G-----------------14---16b17--17r---16---14---16-----------14---------
D--14--14--16------------------------------------------14---16--------
D7 A
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B------------------------------------14---14---14---15--14------------
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G--16b-17--17--17r---14--16-------------------------------------------
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D---------------------------------------------------------------------
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F#m A D
These will be the best days of our lives But I don't think
C#
we've been living very wise oh no! no!
A C# D E
What a life it would be, if you could come to mine for tea
D E D7 - A
I'll pick you up
How to play Digsy s Dinner
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.