The Millers Will
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D
There was an old miller and he lived alone
A D
Had three sons all fully grown
G D
When the time came to make out his will
D A D
All he had left was a little grist mill
D G A D
Sing a fol-dig-a-di-oh, fol dig-a-day
[Verse]
D
He called to him his eldest son
A D
Said, "Son, oh, son my race is run
G D
If I a miller of you make
D A D
Pray tell me what toll you take?"
D G A D
Sing a fol-dig-a-di-oh, fol dig-a-day
[Verse]
D
Father, oh father my name is Bill
A D
Out of each bushel I'd take a gill
G D
You fool, you fool, the old man cried
D A D
On such a little you'll never get a rise
D G A D
Sing a fol-dig-a-di-oh, fol dig-a-day
[Verse]
D
Well, he called to him his second son
A D
Said, "Son, oh, son, my race is run
G D
If I a miller of you make
D A D
Pray tell me what toll you'd take?"
D G A D
Sing a fol-dig-a-di-oh, fol dig-a-day
[Verse]
D
Father, oh father, my name is, Ralph
A D
Out of each bushel I'd take half
G D
Not enough, not enough, the old man said
D A D
Such a little you'd never get ahead
D G A D
Sing a fol-dig-a-di-oh, fol dig-a-day
[Verse]
D
He called to him his youngest son
A D
Said, "son oh son my race is run
G D
If I a miller of you make
D A D
Pray tell me what toll you'd take?"
D G A D
Sing a fol-dig-a-di-oh, fol dig-a-day
[Verse]
D
Father, oh father, my name is Paul
A D
Out of each bushel I'd take all
G D
Hallelujah, the old man cried
D A D
Then he turned up him toes and he died
D G A D
Sing a fol-dig-a-di-oh, fol dig-a-day
[Verse]
D
They buried him in a little box grave
A D
Some do not think his soul was saved
G D
Where he went I could not say
D A D
But I rather believe he went the other way
D G A D
Sing a fol-dig-a-di-oh, fol dig-a-day
[Outro]
D G A D
Sing a fol-dig-a-di-oh, fol dig-a-day
How to play The Millers Will
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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.