p If you are looking for Green Ginger Wine guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play Green Ginger Wine by The Rumjacks using guitar or guitar. This song by The Rumjacks can also be played by that instruments. =/p p Green Ginger Wine guitar chords has rhythm and included in Gangs of New Holland (2010) 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. /p h3Green Ginger Wine by The Rumjacks Guitar Chords/h3 After seeing the other tab here was slightly off I felt compelled to submit mybrown. This is how i play the song and I'm fairly confident it's right. There mightbrbe an instrumental section I missed but who really cares?brbrEnjoy, Olly.brbrN.C.brOh kiss me Maggie amp; take me home,brbrFor I sure dinnae feel like dyin? alone,brbrGawn geez a shot, chuck a doggie a bone,brbrOr a penny for me rattlin? can,brbrD(let ring)brAs sure as Christ it?s a bitter pill,brbrBut if you won?t have me, yer sister will,brbrI?ll [D]cart me arse doon [D]Surry Hills amp; [D]call her [D]out this [D]ev[D]enin?,brbrInstrumentalbrbr||D|G|D|E A|br|D|G|D|A D||brbrVerse 1brbr[D]Go on, go well, ye?re [G]no catch o? mine,brbr[D]Yer clothes in rags, ye reek o? fags amp; [E]old green ginger [A]wine,brbr[D]My sisters aye a leezie into the [G]drinkin?, dogs amp; cards,brbr[D]My poor departed Father couldn?t [A]flog her at the [D]yards,brbr[D]I?m a man o? some renown ?Jack the [G]Lad? about the town,brbr[D]We?ll share a plate of oysters, crack the [E]neck o? Billy [A]Brown,brbr[D]Sly grog amp; salty treats, [G]I?ll not grant yer wish,brbr[D]I?m promised to the toll collector [A]boy upon the [D]bridge.brbrChorusbrbr[D]Like good whisky in bad [G]wounds,brbr[D]Like honey on a toothache, you?ll [E]never be [A]mine,brbr[D]Tho? we can dance, b?Jesus, we?ll [G]swing like the razors,brbr[D]Of Kate Leigh amp; [A]Tilly [D]Devine.brbrVerse 2brbr[D]Why wait until yer dancin? shoes are [G]scuffed and in the bin?brbr[D]I?ll stitch my holey duds, scrape the [E]whiskers from me [A]chin,brbr[D]We?ll get ye down yer scarlet gown, I?ll [G]steal you somethin? blue,brbr[D]I?d waltz off Millers point before I [A]walk the aisle with [D]you!brbrWedding Marchbrbrbrbre|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|brB|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|brG|-7----6----2-4-2-0-------------0-2-----------------------------------------|brD|-------------------2-0---0-2-4---------------------------------------------|brA|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|brE|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|bre|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|brB|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|brG|-7----6----2-4-2-0---------------------------------------------------------|brD|-------------------2-0---0-2-4-2-0-----------------------------------------|brA|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|brE|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|brbrbrChorusbrbr[D]Like good whisky in bad [G]wounds,brbr[D]Like honey on a toothache, you?ll [E]never be [A]mine,brbr[D]Tho? we can dance, b?Jesus, we?ll [G]swing like the razors,brbr[D]Of Kate Leigh amp; [A]Tilly [D]Devine.brbrVerse 3brbr[D]Oh I?ll sing you ?six ribbons?!brbrAye [G]when your ?three sheets?!brbr[D]Yer drunken, brawlin? caterwaulin? [E]echoes through the [A]streets,brbr[D]Y?know I?m not yet very old,brbrSure it?s [G]poison when its cold,brbrAnd a [D]dear old southerly [A]belters sure to [D]blow!brbrChorusbrbr[D]Like good whisky in bad [G]wounds,brbr[D]Like honey on a toothache, you?ll [E]never be [A]mine,brbr[D]Tho? we can dance, b?Jesus, we?ll [G]swing like the razors,brbr[D]Of Kate Leigh amp; [A]Tilly [D]Devine. p If you want to learn The Rumjacks Green Ginger Wine 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 /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Green Ginger Wine. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p