Sally Brown chords and lyrics
Free chords for Sally Brown by The Libertines. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.
Intro Play until 'Way Hey, hold on board'. It's basically messing around with the G on 10th. Lyrics Shipped on board off a Liverpool liner Ending (Not sure about this but it's something like:)
Sally Brown Chords by The Libertines
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