Biografía:
Seamus Kennedy is an Irish Folk singer from Belfast that has released numerous live albums in addition to an album of children songs entitled, Gets On Everybody's Nerves.
His albums often include humorous songs and/or sets of jokes.
http://seamuskennedy.com/calendar.html
Discography:
Bar Rooms & Ballads
Seamus Kennedy Live
By Popular Demand
Favorite Selections
In Concert
Goodwill To Men
Let The Music Take You Home
Gets on Everbody's Nerves
A Smile and a Tear
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Otras canciones:
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
http://seamuskennedy.com/
Note: On the A7 chords that end a line, alternate between A7sus and A7 by adding and
removing the 3rd fret B string to the standard A7 chord.
D A7 D
My father came here from his home in Ireland,
G D A7
He was quiet but they said that he was wise.
D D7 G E
He and Mother did their best, gave us a home and all the rest,
E7 A7
But to talk to us he never had the time.
D A7 D
Sure, he'd say "Pass the butter." or, "Come here young man."
G D A7
Or, "Keep quiet." or, "No you can't have a dime."
D D7 G E
Until the day when I was leavin' when Dad finally found a reason
E7 A7
For sharing his philosophy of life...
D A7 D
He said: "A monkey fart should smell like a banana,
G D A7
English farts should smell like cups of tea;
D D7 G E
The farting of a fairy should be very light and airy,
E7 A7
When a father farts I hope you'll think of me.
D A7 D
An Irish fart should always lilt with laughter,
G D A7
It should melt your heart and melt your shorts as well,
D D7 G
E
A lion's fart should roar with power, cuckoos should fart every hour,
E7 A7
A nun's fart should have meaning but no smell;
D A7 D
A strong man's fart should sound out like a trumpet,
G D A7
A pretty girl's should barely even squeak,
D D7 G E
But the person you can trust is the one who'd rather bust
E7 A7
Than ever let one rip right on the street..."
D A7 D
Well, from my old man this really was an earful,
G D A7
I tried to understand just what he meant;
D D7 G E
His words were primitive but strong so I wouldn't get them wrong,
E7 A7
He was saying to be careful as I went.
D A7 D
He was saying to be happy as I could be,
G D A7
He was saying watch my step and as I pass,
D D7 G E
To beware who I look up to, and whatever else I might do,
E7 (Hold) A7
Know that most of what you get from folks is just escaping gas...
D A7 D
He said: "A monkey fart should smell like a banana,
G D A7
English farts should smell like cups of tea;
D D7 G E
The farting of a fairy should be very light and airy,
E7 A7
When a father farts I hope you'll think of me.
D A7 D
An Irish fart should always lilt with laughter,
G D A7
It should melt your heart and melt your shorts as well,
D D7 G
E
A lion's fart should roar with power, cuckoos should fart every hour,
E7 A7
A nun's fart should have meaning but no smell;
D A7 D
A strong man's fart should sound out like a trumpet,
G D A7
A pretty girl's should barely even squeak,
D D7 G E
But the person you can trust is the one who'd rather bust
E7 A7 D
Than ever let one rip right on the street..."
Note: On the A7 chords that end a line, alternate between A7sus and A7 by adding and
removing the 3rd fret B string to the standard A7 chord.
D A7 D
My father came here from his home in Ireland,
G D A7
He was quiet but they said that he was wise.
D D7 G E
He and Mother did their best, gave us a home and all the rest,
E7 A7
But to talk to us he never had the time.
D A7 D
Sure, he'd say "Pass the butter." or, "Come here young man."
G D A7
Or, "Keep quiet." or, "No you can't have a dime."
D D7 G E
Until the day when I was leavin' when Dad finally found a reason
E7 A7
For sharing his philosophy of life...
D A7 D
He said: "A monkey fart should smell like a banana,
G D A7
English farts should smell like cups of tea;
D D7 G E
The farting of a fairy should be very light and airy,
E7 A7
When a father farts I hope you'll think of me.
D A7 D
An Irish fart should always lilt with laughter,
G D A7
It should melt your heart and melt your shorts as well,
D D7 G
E
A lion's fart should roar with power, cuckoos should fart every hour,
E7 A7
A nun's fart should have meaning but no smell;
D A7 D
A strong man's fart should sound out like a trumpet,
G D A7
A pretty girl's should barely even squeak,
D D7 G E
But the person you can trust is the one who'd rather bust
E7 A7
Than ever let one rip right on the street..."
D A7 D
Well, from my old man this really was an earful,
G D A7
I tried to understand just what he meant;
D D7 G E
His words were primitive but strong so I wouldn't get them wrong,
E7 A7
He was saying to be careful as I went.
D A7 D
He was saying to be happy as I could be,
G D A7
He was saying watch my step and as I pass,
D D7 G E
To beware who I look up to, and whatever else I might do,
E7 (Hold) A7
Know that most of what you get from folks is just escaping gas...
D A7 D
He said: "A monkey fart should smell like a banana,
G D A7
English farts should smell like cups of tea;
D D7 G E
The farting of a fairy should be very light and airy,
E7 A7
When a father farts I hope you'll think of me.
D A7 D
An Irish fart should always lilt with laughter,
G D A7
It should melt your heart and melt your shorts as well,
D D7 G
E
A lion's fart should roar with power, cuckoos should fart every hour,
E7 A7
A nun's fart should have meaning but no smell;
D A7 D
A strong man's fart should sound out like a trumpet,
G D A7
A pretty girl's should barely even squeak,
D D7 G E
But the person you can trust is the one who'd rather bust
E7 A7 D
Than ever let one rip right on the street..."
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