Biography:
John Shuttleworth is a comedy character played by actor Graham Fellows.
Shuttleworth is a retired gentleman, living in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. He composes tunes of profound philosophical importance (though he has been known, on occasion, to get "a little bit blue"). and performs them at the local sheltered accomodation.
Shuttleworth has appeared in several radio and television series, as well as regularly performing live.
Fellows has also performed as Jilted John.
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INTRO
D Em D Em
D Em D Em
VERSE 1
D Em F#m Em
My wife Mary made a lovely shepherd’s pie & peas
D Bm F#m
With carrots and gravy, oh and cabbage as an additional green
D Em F#m Em
I said that looks fantastic love and I tucked in hungrily
D Bm F#m
My daughter Karen didn’t, something I wish I’d seen
D Em F#m Em
For soon my plate was empty, I said “Mary, is there any more?”
D Bm F#m
She said “No, love, but its treacle sponge for afters” and I said “phwoar”
D Em F#m Em
I’d had a couple of mouthfuls, when I heard Karen declare
D Bm F#m
“I can’t eat any more of this shepherd’s pie mum”
A D Em F#m Em
Well it filled me with despair. (because if I’d known that I wouldn’t have started my sweet)
CHORUS
G A F#m Bm A
But I can’t go back to savoury now
G A F#m Bm A
That shepherd’s pie was stunning but I’m, halfway through my pudding
G A F#m Bm A
I can’t go back to savoury now
G Gm
My taste buds would go crazy. And I can’t go back to savoury now
(‘cause you can’t can you?)
D Em F#m
VERSE 2
D Em F#m Em
My tummy was in turmoil, I was panicked and confused
D Bm F#m
And as Karen’s dinner grew colder, so did my sweet
D Em F#m Em
For my pleasure in that treacle sponge was now massively reduced
D Bm F#m
By the sight of fluffy potato, and glistening meat
G A
Take this plate from me Oh Lord, before I go insane
G Gdim
Should I press on with me afters, or go back to my main?
CHORUS
G A F#m Bm A
Oh I can’t go back to savoury now
G A F#m Bm A
That shepherd’s pie was stunning but I’m, halfway through my pudding
G A F#m Bm A
I can’t go back to savoury now Oh no
G Gm
My taste buds would go crazy. And I can’t go back to savoury now
MIDDLE
D Dm7
I can’t go back, I won’t go back
G Gm7
I’d love to go back but I mustn’t do that
D Dm7
I can’t go back, I won’t go back
G Gm7 A
Obviously I’d love to go back, but I mustn’t do that ... Oh
VERSE 3
D Em F#m Em
At that moment I heard a sound, a scrape of knife on plate
D Bm F#m
As I watched Karen’s dinner go in the dog’s dish
D Em F#m Em
My appetite now gone, my pudding suffered the same fate
D Bm F#m A D
I can only assume this appalling outcome was God’s wish
CHORUS
G
‘Cause I can’t go back to savoury...
A B G#m C#m B
I can’t go back to savoury now
A B G#m C#m B
That shepherd’s pie was stunning but I’m, halfway through my pudding
A B G#m C#m B
I can’t go back to savoury now
A Am E
My taste buds would go crazy. And I can’t go back to savoury now
REPRISE
A E
I can’t go back to savoury now
D Em D Em
D Em D Em
VERSE 1
D Em F#m Em
My wife Mary made a lovely shepherd’s pie & peas
D Bm F#m
With carrots and gravy, oh and cabbage as an additional green
D Em F#m Em
I said that looks fantastic love and I tucked in hungrily
D Bm F#m
My daughter Karen didn’t, something I wish I’d seen
D Em F#m Em
For soon my plate was empty, I said “Mary, is there any more?”
D Bm F#m
She said “No, love, but its treacle sponge for afters” and I said “phwoar”
D Em F#m Em
I’d had a couple of mouthfuls, when I heard Karen declare
D Bm F#m
“I can’t eat any more of this shepherd’s pie mum”
A D Em F#m Em
Well it filled me with despair. (because if I’d known that I wouldn’t have started my sweet)
CHORUS
G A F#m Bm A
But I can’t go back to savoury now
G A F#m Bm A
That shepherd’s pie was stunning but I’m, halfway through my pudding
G A F#m Bm A
I can’t go back to savoury now
G Gm
My taste buds would go crazy. And I can’t go back to savoury now
(‘cause you can’t can you?)
D Em F#m
VERSE 2
D Em F#m Em
My tummy was in turmoil, I was panicked and confused
D Bm F#m
And as Karen’s dinner grew colder, so did my sweet
D Em F#m Em
For my pleasure in that treacle sponge was now massively reduced
D Bm F#m
By the sight of fluffy potato, and glistening meat
G A
Take this plate from me Oh Lord, before I go insane
G Gdim
Should I press on with me afters, or go back to my main?
CHORUS
G A F#m Bm A
Oh I can’t go back to savoury now
G A F#m Bm A
That shepherd’s pie was stunning but I’m, halfway through my pudding
G A F#m Bm A
I can’t go back to savoury now Oh no
G Gm
My taste buds would go crazy. And I can’t go back to savoury now
MIDDLE
D Dm7
I can’t go back, I won’t go back
G Gm7
I’d love to go back but I mustn’t do that
D Dm7
I can’t go back, I won’t go back
G Gm7 A
Obviously I’d love to go back, but I mustn’t do that ... Oh
VERSE 3
D Em F#m Em
At that moment I heard a sound, a scrape of knife on plate
D Bm F#m
As I watched Karen’s dinner go in the dog’s dish
D Em F#m Em
My appetite now gone, my pudding suffered the same fate
D Bm F#m A D
I can only assume this appalling outcome was God’s wish
CHORUS
G
‘Cause I can’t go back to savoury...
A B G#m C#m B
I can’t go back to savoury now
A B G#m C#m B
That shepherd’s pie was stunning but I’m, halfway through my pudding
A B G#m C#m B
I can’t go back to savoury now
A Am E
My taste buds would go crazy. And I can’t go back to savoury now
REPRISE
A E
I can’t go back to savoury now
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