Cifra de Pete Was A Lonely Dog - The Fivepenny Piece
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[Verse 1]
D G
Pete was a lonely mongrel dog
who lived in central Wigan.
He had a great thought one winter's day
while out for bones a-digging :
He'd change his life and he'd change his ways
and a sailor-man he'd be,
So he packed his tail and buried his bones
and off to sea went he.
[Chorus]
G D
Off to sea went, off to sea went,
A D D7
off to sea went he-e-e,
G D
Off to sea went, off to sea went,
A D
off to sea went he.
[Verse 2]
D G
He joined an English mon-o'-war
as first mate to the captain,
They travelled far to many lands
where the trees were tall and champion.
He roamed the seas until he found
it wasn't what he'd dreamed:
There was no place to bury his bones
and his tail was a permanent green.
He'd change his life and he'd change his ways
and a soldier he would be,
So he buried his bones in the ocean deep
and off to war went he.
[Chorus]
G D
Off to war went, off to war went,
A D D7
off to war went he-e-e,
G D
Off to war went, off to war went,
A D
off to war went he.
[Verse 3]
D G
He joined the Royal Artillery
as mascot to the battery.
Well he combed his hair and polished his tail
and did things very exactly.
Well they marched him up and down the square
and stood him to attention,
But when he'd chased the cook-house cat-
they put him in detention.
He'd change his life and he'd change his ways
and an airman he would be,
So he swapped his guns for a set of wings
and off to fly went he.
[Chorus]
G D
Off to fly went, off to fly went,
A D D7
off to fly went he-e-e,
G D
Off to fly went, off to fly went,
A D
off to fly went he.
[Verse 4]
D G
He joined the Royal flying lads
as assistant navigator;
At finding his way from here to there
there never was anyone greater.
He flew through the air at incredible speeds
and sometimes upside-down,
And after a while he thought it was
much safer on the ground.
He'd change his life and he'd change his ways
and go back to his digging,
So he packed his tail and left his bones
and sniffed his way to Wigan.
He'd change his life and he'd change his ways
and he'd go back to his digging,
And spend his days in simple ways:
With his tail ‘neath the trees of Wigan