Standard (EADGBE)

Intro

Gather weary traveller

I have a tale to tell

It might just save your life

but only if you listen well

for There before the breakers

and just around the way

There's a sign

That says beware

(play variations of dm moving up the fret Board)

THE BEAST OF PIRATE'S BAY

Verse1

Some say he's a guppi

a kid threw in the sea

he ate so many sailors

now he's bigger than a tree

his teeth as sharp as scissors

his claws they are like knives

and if you think he's ugly

wait til you see his insides!

Chorus

Oh dont you sail

and dont you row

certainly dont you swim

cause if you aren't careful

you'll end up inside of him

He'll eat you up and spit you out

You better stay away

Head the sign that says beware

the beast of pirates bay

Verse 2

Chorus

Verse 3

Chorus

Verse 4

Chorus

(Sad bit):

Well now the tavern's empty

and it's only you and me.

and if you care i'd like to share

how this song came to be

so come a little closer

If you really want to know.

Thi very sad and woefull tale

happened so long ago...

well i was just a little boy when i came to pirate's bay

and there i found a creature that was very much dismayed

with a harpoon in his dorsel fin and a hook stuck in it's side

\this mighty whale was in such pain we both began to cry

I PUSHED and I shoved!

but he wouldnt give way.

Into the deeper waters

off our shallow pirates bay

all i could do to help him

was to keep people away.

so i wrote a sign

that said beware

the beast of pirates bay!

WHAT DID IT SAY?

dont you sail and dont you row

certainly dont you swim

cause if you arent careful you'll end up inside of him

he'll eat you up he'll spit you out

you better stay away

HEED THE SIGN THAT SAYS BEWARE

HELL I SHOULD KNOW I PUT IT THERE

HEED THE SIGN THAT SAYS BEWARE

THE BEAST

OF

PI-RATE'S

BAY!

ending: (strum) (hit once) (hit once)

The timing is the trouble with this, as with all voltaire songs. I think this is

accurate. if not correct it. but dont correct it into a different key cos thats just pedantic.