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English Tea

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                   G           D               F          C/E  Cm/Eb  
 Would you care to sit with me For a cup of English tea     Very twee,
       G/D             A/C#  Dsus-  D                  G            D  F  
   very me    Any sunny mor  ning What a pleasure it would be Chatting so
            C/E  Cm/           Eb             G/D                A/C#  Dsus-D  
   delightfully     Nanny bakes,  fairy cakes    Every Sunday mor  ning 
MCiles of mAmiles of DEnglish gGarden, strCetching pAmast the wDillow trGee
LCines of hAmolly, hDocks and rGoses, lCisten mAmost attDentively
 GDo you know the gDame crochet FPeradventure C/Ewe might play
Cm/        Eb            G/D             A/C#  Dsus-D  
     Very gay,  hip hooray    Any sunny mor  ning
Solo:   G    D    F    C/E  Cm/  Eb    G/D    A/C#  Dsus-D  
MCiles of mAmiles of DEnglish gGarden, strCetching pAmast the wDillow trGee
LCines of hAmolly, hDocks and rGoses, lCisten mAmost attDentively
 GAs a rule the chDurch bells chime FWhen it's almost sC/Eupper time
Cm/           Eb             G/D                A/C#  Dsus-  D  G  
     Nanny bakes,  fairy cakes    Every Sunday mor  ning

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English Tea

by Paul McCartney

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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C/E

G/D

A/C#

Dsus

G D F C/E Cm Eb

Would you care to sit with me For a cup of English tea Very twee,

G/D A/C# Dsus D G D F

very me Any sunny mor ning What a pleasure it would be Chatting so

C/E Cm Eb G/D A/C# Dsus D

/ -

delightfully Nanny bakes, fairy cakes Every Sunday mor ning

C Am D G C Am D G

Miles of miles of English garden, stretching past the willow tree

C Am D G C Am D

Lines of holly, hocks and roses, listen most attentively

G D F C/E

Do you know the game crochet Peradventure we might play

Cm Eb G/D A/C# Dsus D

/ -

Very gay, hip hooray Any sunny mor ning

G D F C/E Cm Eb G/D A/C# Dsus D

Solo: / -

C Am D G C Am D G

Miles of miles of English garden, stretching past the willow tree

C Am D G C Am D

Lines of holly, hocks and roses, listen most attentively

G D F C/E

As a rule the church bells chime When it's almost supper time

Cm Eb G/D A/C# Dsus D G

/ -

Nanny bakes, fairy cakes Every Sunday mor ning

About English Tea Chords by Paul McCartney

Learn how to play English Tea by Paul McCartney with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “English Tea chords”, “English Tea guitar chords”, or “Paul McCartney English Tea chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy English Tea chords and for experienced players who want accurate English Tea lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, D, F, C/E, Cm, Eb.

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What key is "English Tea" in?

The chords for "English Tea" show the original chord names (including G, D, F, C/E, Cm, Eb). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.