Short A Couple A Bob

Gaelic Storm

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Tom:
A A7 A A7 [verse]:
D Well, I'd say I'm in a pickle,
G me cashflow doesn't trickle,
D A there's nothing in my pocket except lint.
D There's no bread for me butter,
G me best friend is the gutter.
D A D Do ye get the bloody pictures boys, I'm skint! :
A I'm short a couple'a bob,
D since I started on the grog,
D A I've seen better days for sure.
G I'm short a couple'a bob,
D me head it's all a throb,
D A D I've seen better days for sure. [verse]:
D I spend me mornin' clippin' coupons,
G since I got me scoop on,
D A the churchmouse is a rich man and I'm not.
D But I ain't a down-and-out, see,
G the train just left without me.
D A D I don't own a smidgen or a jot!
:
A I'm short a couple'a bob,
D since I lost me job.
D A I've seen better days for sure,
G I'm short a couple'a bob,
D and I've run out of stuff to flog,
D A D I've seen better days for sure. here we go! [break]:
D A D A G D A D
D A D A G D A D [verse]:
D Well, the pot that I would piss in,
G It's temporarily missin',
D A I'm not a pauper I'm just poor.
D And I'm really not that miserable,
G though me lack of funds is considerable,
D A D The wolf is selling crackers at the door. :
A I'm short a couple'a bob,
D I eat my chips without the cod,
D A I've seen better days for sure.
G I'm short a couple'a bob,
D there's no corn on me cob.
D A D I've seen better days for sure. [verse]:
D Well, that silver spoon of mine,
G got stuck where the sun don't shine.
D A My fortune went away and doesn't call.
D I've really fallen on hard times,
G and I've just run out of rhymes,
D A D so I better finish quickly while I can...
D still...finish. :
A D short a couple'a bob, there's no bricks in me hod,
D A I've seen better days for sure.
G I'm short a couple'a bob,
D I'm not the man you want to rob.
D A D I've seen better days for sure.
D A D I've seen better days for sure.
D A D I've seen better days for sure.
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