Old Macdonald

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Am   E E7

[Verse 1]
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   Old MacDonald, sick of the farm
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Wants a new life, a new place to go
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But if you strip away the consonants from reinvention
        F   E   Am
You get E-I-E-I-O

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[Verse 2]
Am                        F            Am
   Old MacDonald tried to give up the booze
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Shoulda done this a long time ago
Dm                     Am
   Suck out the vowels of best intentions
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You get E-I-E-I-O

[Bridge]
F                        C
  No more echoes on the farm
F                            C
  No more duck sounds in the air
F                           C
  There's a quack quack here
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   But there's no quack quack there

[Verse 3]
Am                                  F                Am
   Drunk on the insurance money from torching the farm
       F         Dm       E7
Old MacDonald gets a tattoo
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It's there on his arm amongst the skulls and the livestock
     Bm  E7  Am
It's E-I-E-I-O