The Llandoger
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: FCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
F Bb F
Good evening, aren't we lucky to be here right now?
F Dm C
And I can't remember when the sun went down.
F Am
We'll all be surprised if there's a bar in town
Bb C Am Bb
That welcomes us tonight, that welcomes us tonight,
[Chours]
F F
But there's money in our pockets, and the Llandoger's in sight.
[Verse 1]
Bb F C F
Heave and ho! A roving we will go,
Bb F C Dm
Down the roads of cobbles to the everlasting flow
Bb F C Dm
Of ale and cider, whisky boys, it's flowing like the wine,
Bb C Am Bb
We'll all be well tonight, we'll all be well tonight,
[Chours]
F C F
While there's money in our pockets, and the Llandoger's in sight.
F F C F
[Verse 2]
Bb F C F
Stand and sing! The walls begin to ring
Bb F C Dm
With the sound of centuries gone past and history in the beams.
Bb F C Dm
Where Defoe and Stevenson both put the world to rights, and
Bb C Am Bb
We'll all be well tonight, we'll all be well tonight,
[Chours]
F C F
While there's money in our pockets and the Llandoger's in sight.
[Bridge]
Am Dm
Your time, it is precious,
Am Dm
And there's plenty to be done,
F C C#m Dm
But I hear that Jack can be a dull, dull boy,
Bb C Am Bb
So drink with us tonight, drink with us tonight,
[Chours]
F C F
'Cause there's money in our pockets, and the Llandoger's in sight.
[Instrumental]
F F F C
F F F C F
[Verse 3]
F Bb C
Well the spirits have got us in every way, I know,
F Bb C
I see angels in the rafters taking in the show.
Dm Am
The smartest fool, the dumbest sage are singing in the back,
Bb C Am Bb
And we'll all be well tonight, put your troubles in the past.
Bb C Am Bb
We'll all be well tonight, ah we've found heaven at last.
[Bridge 2]
Bb C Am Bb
We'll all be well tonight, we'll all be well tonight, x4
[Chours]
F C F
'Cause there's money in our pockets, and the Llandoger's in sight.
[Outro]
F F F C
F F F C F x4
How to play The Llandoger
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 E. 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.