Misc Musicals – The Mikado - A Wandering Minstrel I (Guitar Solo)
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[Intro]
D G7 C
[Chorus]
F A wandering minstrel I — C A thing of shreds and patches,
Of ballads, songs and snatches,
F G C And dreamy lullaby! F My catalogue is long, C Through every passion ranging,
And to your humours changing
F Bb Bbm F I tune my supple song! C F I tune my supple song!
[Verse 1]
Bb F Are you in sentimental mood? Bb F Bb I'll sigh with you, Eb D Oh, sorrow! Bb F F7 On maiden's coldness do you brood? Bb F Bb I'll do so, too — Eb D Gm Eb Oh, sorrow, sorrow! Ab I'll charm your willing ears Eb With songs of lovers' fears, Bb While sympathetic tears Eb Bb My cheeks bedew — Cm D Gm Oh, sorrow, sorrow!
Bb
[Verse 2]
Eb But if patriotic sentiment is wanted, Fm I've patriotic ballads cut and dried;
For where'er our country's banner may be planted,
Bb Eb All other local banners are defied! G D Our warriors, in serried ranks assembled, G D Never quail — or they conceal it if they do — C Eb And I shouldn't be surprised if nations trembled Ab Eb Eb Bb Eb Before the mighty troops, the troops of Ti-ti-pu!
C
[Verse 3]
And if you call for a song of the sea,
G C We'll heave the capstan round,
With a yeo heave ho, for the wind is free,
G Her anchor's a-trip and her helm's a-lee, C D G Hurrah for the homeward bound!
Yeo-ho — heave ho —
C D G Hurrah for the homeward bound! Gm A To lay aloft in a howling breeze F G May tickle a landsman's taste, F C But the happiest hour a sailor sees F Is when he's down C At an inland town, F D7 G7 G With his Nancy on his knees, yeo ho! C G7 C And his arm around her waist! Gm A Then man the capstan — off we go, Dm G As the fiddler swings us round, F With a yeo heave ho, C And a rum below, F Yeo-ho, heave ho, C Yeo-ho, heave ho. F D7 G7 G Yeo-ho heave ho, heave ho, Yeo-ho! C G7 C Heave ho, heave ho, yeo-ho!
[Chorus]
F A wandering minstrel I — C A thing of shreds and patches,
Of ballads, songs and snatches,
F Bb Bbm F And dreamy lullaby! Dm C C6 Cm F6 C And dreamy lu-lullaby! C F Lullaby