The Llandoger

F Bb F Good evening, aren't we lucky to be here right now? F Bb C And I can't remember when the sun went down. F Bb We'll all be surprised if there's a bar in town Bb C Am Bb That welcomes us tonight, that welcomes us tonight, Chours F F But there's money in our pockets, and the Llandoger's in sight. Bb F C F Heave and ho! A roving we will go, Bb F C F Down the roads of cobbles to the everlasting flow Bb F C F Of ale and cider, whisky boys, it's flowing like the wine, Bb C Am Bb We'll all be well tonight, we'll all be well tonight, Chours F C F While there's money in our pockets, and the Llandoger's in sight. F F C F Bb F C F Stand and sing! The walls begin to ring Bb F C F With the sound of centuries gone past and history in the beams. Bb F C F Where Defoe and Stevenson both put the world to rights, and Bb C Am Bb We'll all be well tonight, we'll all be well tonight, Chours F C F While there's money in our pockets and the Llandoger's in sight. Am Bb Your time, it is precious, Am Bb And there's plenty to be done, F G Ab A But I hear that Jack can be a dull, dull boy, Bb C Am Bb So drink with us tonight, drink with us tonight, Chours F C F 'Cause there's money in our pockets, and the Llandoger's in sight. F F F C F F F C F F Bb C Well the spirits have got us in every way, I know, F Bb C I see angels in the rafters taking in the show. Am C The smartest fool, the dumbest sage are singing in the back, Bb C Am Bb And we'll all be well tonight, put your troubles in the past. Bb C Am Bb We'll all be well tonight, ah we've found heaven at last. Bb C Am Bb We'll all be well tonight, we'll all be well tonight, 4x Chours F C F 'Cause there's money in our pockets, and the Llandoger's in sight. F F F C F F F C F 4x