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Thompson - Bonny Boys
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[Intro]
C Cadd9 C Cadd9 C Dm7 D7sus2 F C F
[Verse 1]
C F
Here you are, my bonny boys
C F
You're all dressed up to seize the world and all its toys
G C G C F
I hope it's roses - all the way
C F
May you be lauded from Tiree to Arinsay
[Verse 2]
C F
Tell the truth and shame the devil
C F
When you play fair the field is always level
G C G C F
Don't go with Jezebels - they'll lead you to straight to hell
C F
Find a girl whose heart is not for sale
[Interlude]
C F C F
[Bridge]
G C F
Sing boys, sing
G C F
Be a tinker or a king
Dm
Bow to no one
Fm G
Fear nothing, let love in
[Verse 3]
C F
Dry your tears, I am at peace
C F
With your sweet voices in my ears, such sweet release
G C G C F
The piper calls - and I must heed
C F
When the curlew's flying low, please think on me
C F
When the curlew's flying low, please think on me
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[Intro]
C Cadd9 C Cadd9 C Dm7 D7sus2 F C F
[Verse 1]
C F
Here you are, my bonny boys
C F
You're all dressed up to seize the world and all its toys
G C G C F
I hope it's roses - all the way
C F
May you be lauded from Tiree to Arinsay
[Verse 2]
C F
Tell the truth and shame the devil
C F
When you play fair the field is always level
G C G C F
Don't go with Jezebels - they'll lead you to straight to hell
C F
Find a girl whose heart is not for sale
[Interlude]
C F C F
[Bridge]
G C F
Sing boys, sing
G C F
Be a tinker or a king
Dm
Bow to no one
Fm G
Fear nothing, let love in
[Verse 3]
C F
Dry your tears, I am at peace
C F
With your sweet voices in my ears, such sweet release
G C G C F
The piper calls - and I must heed
C F
When the curlew's flying low, please think on me
C F
When the curlew's flying low, please think on me
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