Tonart: E major
Verse 1
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My
old man wore three -piece whistles,
he was never home for long
Drove a bus for
London
Transport, he knew where he belonged
C
G
Number 18 down to
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C
G
E
Euston, double -decker move -along,
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G
B
E
A
F#m
E
double -decker move -along, my old man
chauffeuring for foreign men
Dropped his
H's on occasion,
said good -bye me now and then
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G
B
C
G
E
Did the crossword in the standard, at the airport in the rain,
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G
B
E
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F#m
E
at the airport in the rain, my old man
B
Wouldn't ever let his governors call him
Billy, he was proud
Personal reasons make a difference,
his last bus was allowed
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G
B
Perhaps he had to keep his distance,
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G
B
E
made a racket when he ran out
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G
B
He made a racket when he bowed
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A
F#m
E
My old man
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E
My old man
He smoked too many cigs
Lived in one room in
Victoria
He was tidy in his digs
C
G
B
Had to have an operation
C
G
E
When his ulcer got too big
C
G
When is
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E
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F#m
E
Osa got to pick my old man?
B
C
G
C
B
C
G
E
C
B
E
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F#m
My old man,
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B
seven years went out the window
We met as one to one,
died before we'd done much talking
Relations had begun,
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G
B
all the while we thought about each other
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G
B
E
All the best mate from your son,
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B
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all the best mate from your son
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F#m
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D
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My old man, my old man
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
Oh
You
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