Jarrow song
G - D
- G - D (2x)
G D7 G D7
1. My name is Geordie McIntire, and the Bairns
don’t even have a fire,
G
D - D7
so
the wife says: “Geordie go to
G D7
And if they don’t give us half
a chance,
G D7
don’t
even give us a second glance,
G D D7 G
then
Geordie, with my blessings, burn them down.
D7 G
Come on, follow the Geordie boys, they’ll fill your heart with joy,
C D7 G
they’re marching for their freedom
now.
D7 G
Come on, follow the Jarrow lads, they’ll make
your heart feel glad,
C D7
G
they’re singing now, yes, now is the
hour.
G D7
2. My name is little Billie White,
G D7
and I
know what’s wrong and I know what’s right,
G D
- D7
and
the wife says: “Geordie go to
G D7
And if they don’t give us a
couple of bob,
G D7
won’t
even give you a decent job,
G D D7 G
then
Geordie, with my blessings, burn them down.
+ CHORUS + Bb - F - F7 - F
F
3. Well, I can hear them, and I can feel them,
Bb
and
it’s as just as if they were here today.
F
I can see them, I can feel
them,
Bb
and
I’m thinking nothing’s changed much today.
Eb F
Gm
Not all those dreams must fade away and die,
Eb F
Gm
they
will come and hit you in the eye.
Eb F Gm D7
Gm
Now’s the time to realize that
time goes on,
Bb C D# Bb
and
nothing changes, changes, changes.
+ repeat verse 3 + Bb - C - F - Bb (2x) - F# - G
G D G D
4. My name is little Alan Price, I tried to be nice all of my life,
G D - D7
but
I’m afraid that up to date it doesn’t work.
G D7
Because when you lay some
money down,
G D7
the
people try to put you down,
G D D7 G
now
where do I stand, either side or not.
D7 G
Come on, follow this Geordie boy, trying to
fill your heart with joy,
C D7
G
we’re marching for our freedom now.
D7 G
Come on, follow this Jarrow lad, he’s going
make your heart feel glad,
C D7 G
we’re singing now, yes, now is the
hour.
+ Bb - F -
F7 + Bb -
C - F - Bb + Bb
- C - F - Bb ….
(Alan Price)