Biography:
"Scrum = Powerfolk"
Scrum takes the audience for a powertrip through a century of “workersongs” (Inspired by The Dubliners, The Pogues, Flogging Molly and Dropkick Murphys). Scrum stands for musical expertise and visual spectacle, a true unique experience. Scrum is singing, jumping, euphoria, freedom in a mix of Schotish and Irish traditionals and also their own songs.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Intro]
G D G G C D C D G Em C D G G
[Verse 1]
G D G
I remember this evening a long time ago
G C D
I went out for a drink with the boys
G D G
We came across a pub we didn't know
G D G
It's a place of small pleasures and joys
C D G C
And we drank and we laughed and the spirits were high
C D
We'll be back there and I'll tell you why
[Chorus]
G D G
In this pub all people are equal
G C D
In this pub the music's for free
C D G Em
In this pub the folks enjoy the good life
C D
The Royal Oak is where I want to be
D Dsus4 D Dsus2 D
[Verse 2]
G D G
The next day I took my guitar and went back
G C D
Back to Infirmary Street
G D G
As I stood in the doorway a girl sang a song
G D G
Of times long gone by, oh so sweet
C D G C
And I drank and I laughed, it was such a delight
C D
As the music played all through the night
[Chorus]
G D G
In this pub all people are equal
G C D
In this pub the music's for free
C D G Em
In this pub the folks enjoy the good life
C D
The Royal Oak is where I want to be
[Instrumental]
G D G G C D C D G Em C D G G
G D G
We order our last drinks, say bye and shake hands
C D
But tomorrow we're all here again!
[Chorus]
G D G
In this pub all people are equal
G C D
In this pub the music's for free
C D G Em
In this pub the folks enjoy the good life
C D
The Royal Oak is where I want to be
[Chorus]
G D G
In this pub all people are equal
G C D
In this pub the music's for free
C D G Em
In this pub the folks enjoy the good life
C D G
The Royal Oak is where I want to be
C D G Em
In this pub the folks enjoy the good life
C D G
The Royal Oak is where I want to be
C D G
The Royal Oak is where I want to be
G D G G C D C D G Em C D G G
[Verse 1]
G D G
I remember this evening a long time ago
G C D
I went out for a drink with the boys
G D G
We came across a pub we didn't know
G D G
It's a place of small pleasures and joys
C D G C
And we drank and we laughed and the spirits were high
C D
We'll be back there and I'll tell you why
[Chorus]
G D G
In this pub all people are equal
G C D
In this pub the music's for free
C D G Em
In this pub the folks enjoy the good life
C D
The Royal Oak is where I want to be
D Dsus4 D Dsus2 D
[Verse 2]
G D G
The next day I took my guitar and went back
G C D
Back to Infirmary Street
G D G
As I stood in the doorway a girl sang a song
G D G
Of times long gone by, oh so sweet
C D G C
And I drank and I laughed, it was such a delight
C D
As the music played all through the night
[Chorus]
G D G
In this pub all people are equal
G C D
In this pub the music's for free
C D G Em
In this pub the folks enjoy the good life
C D
The Royal Oak is where I want to be
[Instrumental]
G D G G C D C D G Em C D G G
G D G
We order our last drinks, say bye and shake hands
C D
But tomorrow we're all here again!
[Chorus]
G D G
In this pub all people are equal
G C D
In this pub the music's for free
C D G Em
In this pub the folks enjoy the good life
C D
The Royal Oak is where I want to be
[Chorus]
G D G
In this pub all people are equal
G C D
In this pub the music's for free
C D G Em
In this pub the folks enjoy the good life
C D G
The Royal Oak is where I want to be
C D G Em
In this pub the folks enjoy the good life
C D G
The Royal Oak is where I want to be
C D G
The Royal Oak is where I want to be
Scythian
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Se Va El Camello
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Sea Ghost