G C D [Verse 1]G C D D7 Sitting in bars and cafésAm G Writing songs about songsEm D And plays within playsC G But how rarely we dareEm D To write something that saysC G D Anything about bars and cafés [Chorus]G Be true to your barD And don’t let it downC G Or else it may not always be aroundD G Be true to your friendsD And let your friends knowC G Without your bar you’d have no place to go[Break]G C D D7 [Verse 2]G C D D7 You can’t drink tea all day longAm G You’ll have two heart attacksEm D Before you write the third songC G And how barely you’ll careEm D If the rhythm’s all wrongC G D Drinking Irish Breakfast all day long [Verse 3]G C D D7 Eight hours is all you can takeAm G Of tea at St. Dymphna’sEm D Until your hands shakeC G Then repair to your lairEm D For booze and beefcakeC G D Eight more hours, till you can’t stay awake [Chorus]G Be true to your barD And don’t let it downC G Or else it may not always be aroundD G Be true to your friendsD And let your friends knowC G Without your bar you’d have no place to goD G Be true to your barD And don’t let it downC G Or else it may not always be aroundD G Be true to your friendsD And let your friends knowC G D Without your bar you’d have no place to goG Be true to your bar
02 Be True To Your Bar
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