When An Old Cricketer Chords

Standard (EADGBE)

ICn the umpire's pocketF7M away,

ACnd all remains, inDm the groundsman's pains,

FCor the rest of time anF7Md a day.

TChere'll be one mad dog anGd his master, pushing for 4 with the spin.

OCn a dusty pitch, withEm two pounCds six, of willowwood inDm the sun.

C F7M C G

When an old cricketer leaves the crease, you never know whether he's gone,

ICf maybe you're F7Mcatching a fleeting glimCpse, of a twelfth man atDm silly mid-on.

ACnd it could be Geoff, andF7M it could be John, C G

WCith a new ball sting inF7M his tail.

ACnd it could be me, and Dmit could be thee,

ACnd it could be the stF7Ming in the ale.........sting in the ale.

C G F7M

Solo on verse

Verse 2

chords as above - sorry don't have the words to hand)

Chorus

as above)

............playing D instead of open B

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and for complete beginners the rest of the chords:

F7M C Dm Em