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Match Stalk Men

Brian And Michael
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
He  painted salford Smokey tops,
 On Cardboard  boxes from the shops.
 And parts  of ancolts where  I used to play.
 I’m sure  he once walked down our street,
 cause he painted  kids who had nout on their feet,
 The clothes  he wore had all seen better days,
Now  they said his works of art where dull,
 No room  about the wall was full,
 But Lowry  didn’t care  much anyway,
 They said  he just paints cats and dogs.
 And Match  stalk men in boots and clogs,
 And Lowry  said that’s just the way they’ll stay,
 (chorus)
  And  he painted Match stalk men and Match stalk cats and dogs,
  He painted kids on  the corner of the streets with the sparking clogs,
  And now he takes his brush and he waits outside them factory gates,
  To paint his Match stalk  men and Match stalk cats and dogs,
Now  canvas and brushes where wearing thin,
 When London  started calling him,
 To come  on down and wear  the old flat  cap,
 They said tell  us all about your ways,
 And all  about them salford days,
 Is it true  you’re just an ordinary chap.
  (chorus)
 Now Lowry's  hand upon the wall,
Beside  the greatest of them all,
 And even  the Mona Lisa  takes  a bow,
 This tired  old man with hair like snow,
 Told northern  folk its time to go,
 The fever  came and the good Lord mopped his brow,
 (chorus 2)
  And  he left us Match stalk men and Match stalk cats and dogs,
  He left us kids  on the corner of the streets with the
  clogs,
  Now he takes his brush and he waits outside them pearly  gates,
  To paint his Match  stalk men and Match stalk cats and dogs,
 Repeat 2nd chorus

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Readable chord sheet for Match Stalk Men by Brian And Michael

[C]He  painted  salford  Smokey  tops,
On  C[AM]ardboard  boxes  from  the  shops.
And  pa[A]rts  of  ancolts  wh[A7]ere  I  used  to  pl[DM]ay.
I’m  s[F]ure  he  once  walked  down  our  street,
cause  he  pain[C]ted  kids  who  had  nout  on  their  feet,
The  cl[G]othes  he  wore  had  all seen better  [C]days,

[C]Now  they  said  his  works  of  art  where  dull,
No  ro[AM]om  about  the  wall  was  full,
But  Lo[A]wry  didn’t  c[A7]are  much  a[DM]nyway,
They  sai[F]d  he  just  paints  cats  and  dogs.
And  Ma[C]tch stalk  men  in  boots  and  clogs,
And  Low[G]ry  said  that’s  just  the  way  they’ll  [C]stay,

(chorus)
             A[C]nd  he  painted  Match stalk  men  and  Match stalk  cats  and  dogs,                            [F]
             He  painted  kids  [G]on  the  corner  of  the  streets  with  the  sparking  clogs,                         [C]
             And  now  he  takes  his  brush  and  he  waits  outside  them  factory  g[F]ates,
             To  paint  his  Match [G]stalk  men  and  Match stalk  cats  and  dogs,                          [C]

[C]Now  canvas  and  brushes  where  wearing  thin,
When  Lond[AM]on  started  calling  him,
To  com[A]e  on  down  and  w[A7]ear  the  old  flat[DM]  cap,
They  said  tell [F] us  all  about  your  ways,
And  all[C]  about  them  salford  days,
Is  it  [G]true  you’re  just  an  ordinary  [C]chap.
                                                                 (chorus)

Now  Lo[C]wry's  hand  upon  the  wall,
[AM]Beside  the  greatest  of  them  all,
And  ev[A]en  the  Mona [A7]Lisa  takes [DM] a  bow,
This  t[F]ired  old  man  with  hair  like  snow,
Told  no[C]rthern  folk  its  time  to  go,
The  [G]fever  came  and  the  good  Lord  mopped  his  [C]brow,

(chorus 2)
                [C]And  he  left  us  Match stalk  men  and  Match stalk  cats  and  dogs,                           [F]
                He  left  us  kid[G]s  on  the  corner  of  the  streets  with  the                                         [C]
 clogs,
                Now  he  takes  his  brush  and  he  waits  outside  them  pearly [F] gates,
                To  paint  his  Match[G] stalk  men  and  Match stalk  cats  and  dogs,                          [C]

Repeat 2nd chorus

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