Tuning: E A D G B E

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_McCann_(musician) Being a Dub meself, I have a fondness for auld Dublin tunes This is the Jim McCann version. Also, to keep with the Dublin accent, Easy is pronounced to rhyme with daisy, aisy and slow ** The INTRO: and the INST: are both played almost the same, at the end of the INST: he stays on the "C" RIFF instead of going down to the "G" part. ** Hope that makes sense Also the little thing Jim does on the "G" note is just a Hammer On/Pull Off on the "A" string in the SECOND FRET. if you like it RATE IT PLEASE flatwound C = X32010 Dm = XX0231 Am = X02210 G = 320003 Em = 022000 EASY AND SLOW e|-------0------0-------------1--| B|--0-1--1--0-1-1-------------1--| G|-------2------0--0-2-0------2--| D|-----------------------3-0--3--| A|-------------------------------| E|-------------------------------| e|---------1---------1--------------0--| B|---------1---------1--------------1--| G|----0----2----0----0----0---------0--| D|--3---0-----3---0-----3---0-------2--| A|-----------------------------3-0--3--| E|-------------------------------------| [Verse]

T'was d^Cown by Chris^Dmtchurch, That I f^Amirst met with A^Emnnie A ge^Cntle young ma^Amiden, And ^Dmnot a bit s^Ghy She t^Cold me her d^Dmaddy, Who c^Amame from Dung^Emannon Would t^Cake her back ^Amhome, In the s^Dmweet bye a^Gnd b^Cye

[Chorus]

And w^Amhat's it to any man, Wh^Emether or no Wh^Amether I'm easy, Or wh^Dmether I'm t^Grue As she li^Amfted her petticoat, E^Emasy and slow And I t^Cied up my sl^Ameeve, For to b^Guckle her s^Choe ^C

[Verse]

If e^Cver you ^Dmgo, To the t^Amown of Dunga^Emnnon You may se^Carch 'Till your e^Amyes, They are e^Dmmpty and bl^Gind Be ya wa^Clkin' or r^Dmunnin, Or si^Amttin' or st^Emandin' A g^Cirl like A^Amnnie, You n^Dmever w^Gill f^Cind

[Chorus]

And w^Amhat's it to any man, Wh^Emether or no W^Amhether I'm easy, Or wh^Dmether I'm t^Grue As she li^Amfted her petticoat, E^Emasy and slow And I t^Cied up my sl^Ameeve, For to bu^Gckle her s^Choe

[INST]: See INTRO: And Note [Verse]

D^Cown along T^Dmhomas Street, D^Amown to the L^Emiffy The sun^Cshine was g^Amone, And the e^Dmvening grew d^Gark Al^Cong by King's Br^Dmidge, And b'^AmGod in a j^Emiffy Me a^Crms were ar^Amound her, Be^Dmyond in t^Ghe p^Cark

[Chorus]

And w^Amhat's it to any man, Wh^Emether or no W^Amhether I'm easy, Or wh^Dmether I'm t^Grue As she l^Amifted her petticoat, E^Emasy and slow And I t^Cied up my sl^Ameeve, For to b^Guckle her s^Choe ^C

[Chorus]

Jim McCann - Easy and slow