Monkberry Moon Delight by Paul McCartney Lyric and Guitar Chords

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If you are looking for Monkberry Moon Delight guitar chords, you’ve come to the right place.
You can play Monkberry Moon Delight by Paul McCartney using guitar or guitar.
This song by Paul McCartney can also be played by that instruments.
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Monkberry Moon Delight guitar chords has rhythm and included in Ram (1971) album.
You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here.

Monkberry Moon Delight by Paul McCartney Guitar Chords


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Monkberry Moon Delight ‘ Paul McCartney


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Tuning: Standard

Paul McCartney
Monkberry Moon Delight (1971)
(Paul & Linda McCartney)


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CHORDS

e-B-G-D-A-E


Em7 0-3-0-2-2-0-|
E7 0-3-1-2-2-0-|
Am7 0-1-0-2-0-x-|
Dm7 1-1-2-0-x-x-|
Am/G 0-1-2-2-x-3-|
Am/F# 0-1-2-2-x-2-|
Fmaj7 0-1-2-2-x-1-|
F7 1-1-2-1-3-1-|
E7 0-0-1-0-2-0-|
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GUITAR LICK
Capo 3rd fret
[Am(7)] 


e|--------0-------|--------0-------|
B|----0h1-----1p0-|----0h1-----1p0-|
G|2---------------|2---------------|
D|----------------|----------------|
A|----------------|----------------|
E|----------------|----------------|

Dm7


e|--------1-------|--------1-------|
B|----0h1-----1p0-|----0h1-----1p0-|
G|2---------------|2---------------|
D|----------------|----------------|
A|----------------|----------------|
E|----------------|----------------|
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Capo 3rd fret

INTRO
| Am | % | % |

So I

Am
sat in the attic, a piano at my nose,
And the wind played a dreadful can
Em7
tata (cantata, can
E7
tata)
Sore was
Am
I from the crack of an enemy’s hose,
And the horrible sound of to
Em7
mato (tomato, to
E7
mato)

Am7
Ketchup (ketchup), soup and
Dm7
puree (soup and puree),
Don’t get left be
Am7
hind (don’t get left behind)
Am7
Ketchup (ketchup), soup and
Dm7
puree (soup and puree),
Don’t get left be[(Am)]hind
Am
[Am/G] [Am/F#]
(Do
Fmaj7
n’t get left behind, don’t get left behind, don’t get left behind)

When a

Am
rattle of rats had a
Em7
woken,
The
E7
sinews, the nerves and the
Am
veins
My
Am
piano was boldly out
Em7
spoken,
In at
E7
tempts to repeat it’s re
Am
frain

So I

Am
stood with a [Am/G]knot in my [Am/F#]stomach,
And I
Am
gazed at that terrible
Em7
sight
E7

Of two
Am
youngsters concealed in a
Dm7
barrel,
Sucking
F7
monkberry
E7
moon d
Am
elight

Dm7
Monkberry moon delight,
Am7
monkberry moon delight
Dm7
Monkberry moon delight,
Am7
monkberry moon delight

| Am | Am/G | Am/F# | Fmaj7 E7 |

(E7) Am
Well, I know my banana is older than the rest,
And my

Am
hair is a tangled be
Em7
retta (beretta, be
E7
retta)
When I
Am
leave my pyjamas to Billy Budapest,
And I
Am
don’t get the gist of your
Em7
letter (your letter, your
E7
letter)

Catch

Am7
up! (catch up!), cats and
Dm7
kittens (cats and kittens),
Don’t get left be
Am7
hind (don’t get left behind)
Catch
Am7
up! (catch up!), cats and
Dm7
kittens (cats and kittens),
Dm7
Don’t get left be[(Am)]hind
(Do[(F7)]n’t get left behind, don’t get left behind, don’t get left behind)

F7 E7 Am7
Monkberry moon delight

Dm7
Monkberry moon delight,
Am7
monkberry moon delight

| Dm7 | % | Am7 | % |
repeat and fade (vocals ad lib)

If you want to learn Paul McCartney Monkberry Moon Delight guitar chords, The 5 chords we’ll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major.
The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments.
Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart

The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Monkberry Moon Delight. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.

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