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The Scaffold were a comedy, poetry and music trio from Liverpool, England, consisting of Mike McGear (real name Michael McCartney - brother of Paul McCartney), Roger McGough and John Gorman. They performed a mixture of comic songs, comedy sketches and the poetry of McGough, and released a number of singles on EMI between 1966 and 1970, and on Island and Warner Bros. thereafter, achieving Top 10 success in the UK with:
"Thank U Very Much" (No. 4), composed by McGear;
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Thank You Very Much
Recorded by The Scaffold
The Scaffold were a musical, poetry and comedy trio from Liverpool,England.
They consisted of Musician Mike McGear (real name Peter Michael McCartney, the brother
of Paul McCartney), Poet Roger McGough and Comedian John Gorman. This was one of their
many comedy songs that hit the charts in the 1960's, and it got to number 4 in 1967.
The verses all follow the same chord pattern as the first verse.
The first two verses are in the key of G major, verses 3 & 4 are in the key of A major
and the final 3 verses are in the key of B major.
However playing it all in G major still sounds good - and as funny!!
P.s. singing it with a slight Liverpool accent helps! (listen to the CD to see what I mean).
What are the lyrics about? - I haven't got a clue - anyone know?
Verse 1
G
Thank you very much for the Aintree Iron
C D
Thank you very much
C D
Thank you very very very much
G
Thank you very much for the Aintree Iron
C D G
Thank you very very very much
Verse 2
Thank you very much for the birds and bees
Thank you very much thank you very very very much
Thank you very much for the birds and bees
Thank you very very very much
Verse 3
Thank you very much for the family circle
Thank you very much thank you very very very much
Thank you very much for the family circle
Thank you very much thank you very very very very
very very very very much
Bridge 1
Bm G
You don't know how much they all mean
D E
They seem better in my dreams
Repeat Verse 1
Verse 4
Thank you very much for love
Thank you very much thank you very very very much
Thank you very much for love
Thank you very very very much
Verse 5
Thank you very much for the Sunday joint
Thank you very much thank you very very very much
Thank you very much for the Sunday joint and our
Cultural heritage national beverage being fat Union Jack
Nursery rhyme Sunday times napalm bomb everyone
Thank you very much thank you very very very
very very very very very much
Bridge 2
It was simply spiffing and true let me whisper I love you
Repeat Verse 1
Verse 6
Thank you very much for playing this record
Thank you very much thank you very very very much
Thank you very much for playing this record
Thank you very very very much
Verse 7
Thank you very much for our gracious team
Thank you very much thank you very very very much
Thank you very much for our gracious team
Thank you very very very much
If there are any more 'Golden Oldies' you would like to see posted on this site, (chords
only) please email me at [email protected] and I'll see what I can do.
$teve Zodiac
Recorded by The Scaffold
The Scaffold were a musical, poetry and comedy trio from Liverpool,England.
They consisted of Musician Mike McGear (real name Peter Michael McCartney, the brother
of Paul McCartney), Poet Roger McGough and Comedian John Gorman. This was one of their
many comedy songs that hit the charts in the 1960's, and it got to number 4 in 1967.
The verses all follow the same chord pattern as the first verse.
The first two verses are in the key of G major, verses 3 & 4 are in the key of A major
and the final 3 verses are in the key of B major.
However playing it all in G major still sounds good - and as funny!!
P.s. singing it with a slight Liverpool accent helps! (listen to the CD to see what I mean).
What are the lyrics about? - I haven't got a clue - anyone know?
Verse 1
G
Thank you very much for the Aintree Iron
C D
Thank you very much
C D
Thank you very very very much
G
Thank you very much for the Aintree Iron
C D G
Thank you very very very much
Verse 2
Thank you very much for the birds and bees
Thank you very much thank you very very very much
Thank you very much for the birds and bees
Thank you very very very much
Verse 3
Thank you very much for the family circle
Thank you very much thank you very very very much
Thank you very much for the family circle
Thank you very much thank you very very very very
very very very very much
Bridge 1
Bm G
You don't know how much they all mean
D E
They seem better in my dreams
Repeat Verse 1
Verse 4
Thank you very much for love
Thank you very much thank you very very very much
Thank you very much for love
Thank you very very very much
Verse 5
Thank you very much for the Sunday joint
Thank you very much thank you very very very much
Thank you very much for the Sunday joint and our
Cultural heritage national beverage being fat Union Jack
Nursery rhyme Sunday times napalm bomb everyone
Thank you very much thank you very very very
very very very very very much
Bridge 2
It was simply spiffing and true let me whisper I love you
Repeat Verse 1
Verse 6
Thank you very much for playing this record
Thank you very much thank you very very very much
Thank you very much for playing this record
Thank you very very very much
Verse 7
Thank you very much for our gracious team
Thank you very much thank you very very very much
Thank you very much for our gracious team
Thank you very very very much
If there are any more 'Golden Oldies' you would like to see posted on this site, (chords
only) please email me at [email protected] and I'll see what I can do.
$teve Zodiac
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