Michael Marra - If i was an englishman

^GIf I ^Dwas an ^GEnglish^Cman I’^Gd sing an^Dd dance an^Gd play ^GI’d dig out^D all th^Ge old one^Cs an^Gd beseech you heed their ^Dsay.^{Dsus4 D Em}Their visions of a ^Cbetter life in a ^Gland as bright as d^Day ^EmI’d do m^Dy Willia^Gm Morris^C Dance and^Em I’^Dd be on^G my way^D. ^EmI’d do m^Dy Willia^Gm Morris^C Dance and^Em I’^Dd Be On^G My wa^Emy ^{D G C G D G}

^GAnd i^Df I was^G an Eng^Clish man^G I’d si^Dng and dan^Gce all night ^GI’d sing a ^Dsong of^G Tomas Pa^Cyne ^Gof darkness and of light ^{D Dsus4 D Em}I’d fire my favou^Crite candles up o^Gld chokin' and old ^Dbright ^EmI’d do m^Dy Stanle^Gy Spence^Cr dance an^Emd exi^Dt to th^Ge right^{D Em}I’d do m^Dy Harold^G Pinter (STOP)^C dance an^Gd exit^D to th^Ge righ^Emt. ^{D G C G D G}

^GIf I ^Dwas an ^GEnglish^C man I??^G?d raise ^Dmy voice a^Gnd sing ^GI’d enter i^Dn the h^Gouse of l^Cords^G and let the rafters ring^{D Dsus4 D Em}I’d sing to all t^Chose noble men of^G cabbages and kings^{D Em}I’d do m^Dy Arthur^G Muller ^Cdance and ^Emturf ^Dthem in^G the bi^Dn ^EmI’d do m^Dy Norman^G Wisdom ^Cdance and ^Emturf ^Dthem in^G the bi^Emn ^{D G C G D G}

^GIf I ^Dwas an ^GEnglish^Cman I’^Gd sing an^Dd dance an^Gd play ^GI’d dig out^D all th^Ge old one^Cs an^Gd beseech you heed their ^Dsay.^{Dsus4 D Em}Their visions of a ^Cbetter life in a ^Gland as bright as d^Day ^EmI’d do m^Dy Willia^Gm Morris^C Dance and^Em I’^Dd be on^G my way^D. ^EmI'd do my ^DMartian ^GCarthy D^Cance and I^Em'd be^D on my ^Gway.