Intro: G D G C G D GG D G C G D G If I was an Englishman I’d sing and dance and playG D G C G D Dsus4 D I’d dig out all the old ones and beseech you heed their say.Em C G D Their visions of a better life in a land as bright as dayEm D G C Em D G D I’d do my William Morris Dance and I’d be on my way.Em D G C Em D G Em D G C G D G I’d do my William Morris Dance and I’d Be On My wayG D G C G D G And if I was an English man I’d sing and dance all nightG D G C G D Dsus4 D I’d sing a song of Tomas Payne of darkness and of lightEm C G D I’d fire my favourite candles up old chokin' and old brightEm D G C Em D G D I’d do my Stanley Spencer dance and exit to the rightEm D G C G D G Em D G C G D G I’d do my Harold Pinter (STOP) dance and exit to the right.G D G C G D G If I was an English man I’d raise my voice and singG D G C G D Dsus4 D I’d enter in the house of lords and let the rafters ringEm C G D I’d sing to all those noble men of cabbages and kingsEm D G C Em D G D I’d do my Arthur Muller dance and turf them in the binEm D G C Em D G Em D G C G D G I’d do my Norman Wisdom dance and turf them in the binG D G C G D G If I was an Englishman I’d sing and dance and playG D G C G D Dsus4 D I’d dig out all the old ones and beseech you heed their say.Em C G D Their visions of a better life in a land as bright as dayEm D G C Em D G D I’d do my William Morris Dance and I’d be on my way.Em D G C Em D G I'd do my Martian Carthy Dance and I'd be on my way.
If I Was An Englishman
Michael Marra
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