Every Time A Bell Rings
View chords used in this chart
Intro
F F/Eb F F/Eb (x8)
Bb Dm C G (2)
verse 1
Bb Dm C G
Ground Control to Monty Don,
Bb Dm C G
The testimonial silver’s gone
Bb Dm C G
The circumstance here’s pretty thin
Bb Dm C G
The sun comes out when I go in.
Bb Dm Bm
On the way home from spinning class she pops into the deli for artisan gossip
G Bb
He stays in the car leafing through a high end coffee bean catalogue
Dm Bm G
Their dream is to open up a roasterie in the Keswick area.
[Refrão]Chorus
Bb F
Get your hedge cut; get your fuckin’ hedge cut
Bb F
Get your hedge cut; get your fuckin’ hedge cut
Bb F Dm Bb Dm C G Bb Dm C G
Start meeting friends, and cut your hedge.
verse 2
Bb Dm C G
Why can’t you say “orang-utan?”
Bb Dm C G
Why can’t you just say “Ku-Klux-Klan?”
Bb Dm C G
Who needs the library or the pub
Bb Dm C G
When we’ve got your creative hub?
Bb Dm Bm
He got a Boardman bike on the “Cycle-To-Work” scheme, discovered he really enjoyed it;
G Bb
Started watching the Tour-De-France highlights on ITV 4
Dm Bm G
Worshipped at the altar of Wiggo and Froome-dog; goes out every Sunday in full Sky replica kit.
[Refrão]Chorus
Bb F
Get your hedge cut, get your fuckin’ hedge cut
Bb F
Get your hedge cut, get your fuckin’ hedge cut
Bb F Dm C F C F C F C F
Stop analysing Strava, and cut your hedge.
verse 3
Bb Dm Bm
“It’s a wonderful Life”; it’s a wonderful film
G
Tho’ the more I watch it the more I want Potter to succeed
Bb Dm
Not least when that lot up the road come out in to the street every New Year’s Eve
Bm G Bb F Bb F Bb F C C7
Drunk on Ptolemy’s hock, hugging each other and going’ “hee-haw, hee-haw”.
A Bb C C7 F
Every time a bell rings, I hate you some more
A Bb C C7 F
Every time a bell rings, I hate you some more
A Bb C C7 F
Every time a bell rings, I hate you some more
A Bb C C7 F
Every time a bell rings.
Outro
A Bb C C7 F (x6) (fade on last time)
How to play Every Time A Bell Rings
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 F. 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.