The Armadillo(Chords)

	        
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--Interlude: 
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      G5  Dadd4/F#  Bm5+            Am7          D 
I was taking compass bearings for the Ordanance Survey 

      G5   Dadd4/F#  Bm5+   A7        Am7       D 
On an army training camp on Salisbury plain. 

      Bm               Em            Am           D 
I had packed up my theodolite, I was calling it a day 

B7                                     Em 
When I heard a voice that sang a sad refrain: 


Interlude 


      G5     Dadd4/F#  Bm5+     Am7            D 
Oh my darling armadillo, let me tell you of my love, 

       G5  Dadd4/F#  Bm5+  A7    Am7     D 
Listen to my armadillo roundelay. 

      Bm           Em          Am                 D 
Be my fellow on my pillow underneath this weeping willow, 

      C       C/B  Am7  D       G 
Be my darling armadillo all the day. 


Riff x2 


     G5       Dadd4/F#  Bm5+        Am7       D 
I was somewhat disconcerted by this curious affair 

     G5     Dadd4/F#  Bm5+  A7    Am7    D 
For a single armadillo, you alone, 

   Bm                 Em           Am         D 
On Salisbury plain in summer is comparitively rare 

      B7                             Em 
And a pair of them is practically unknown. 



      Bm             Em            F#             Bm 
Drawn by that mellow solo, there I followed on my bike 

   Em       Am7        Em        B7              Em 
To discover what these armadillo lovers might be like. 


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     G5      Dadd4/F#  Bm5+  Am7                D 
Oh my darling armadillo how delightful it would be 

      G5       Dadd4/F#  Bm5+  A7           Am7      D 
If for us those silver wedding bells should chime. 

        Bm              Em               Am         D 
Let the orange blossoms billow, you need only say I will, oh 

      C       C/B  Am7  D       G 
Be my darling armadillo all the time. 


Riff x2 


       Bm            Em          F#           Bm 
Then I saw them in a hollow on a yellow muddy bank; 

   Em  Am7   Em            B7            Em 
An armadillo singing to an armour-plated tank. 



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Should I tell him gaunt and rusting with the willow tree above, 

This abandoned on-manoeuvres is the object of your love? 



  Bm              Em                F#             Bm 
I left him to his singing, I cycled home without a pause. 

Em    Am7    Em                      B7           Em 
Never tell a man the truth about the one that he adores. 



      G5          Dadd4/F#  Bm5+           Am7              D 
On the breeze that followed sunset I could hear that sad refrain 

       G5      Dadd4/F#  Bm5+  A7        Am7     D 
Singing willow, willow, willow down the way. 

      Bm              Em             Am                    D 
And I seem to hear it still oh vive l'amour, vive l'armadillo, 

      C      C/B  Am7   D       G 
Be my darling armadillo all the day. 

      C      C/B  Am7   D       G 
Be my darling armadillo all the day.
	        

Written by Frank Turner