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Seven Deadly sins - Dubliners This is my version of seven deadly sins that I have worked out by ear. This may not be %100 correct but its how I play it. Capo 2nd fret (or transpose 2 up and play in A) G Some say that kissin's a sin Em But tell me how can that be true G For kissing has been in this world D G Since the very first day there was two G D Now if it wasn't legal then the lawyers they would sue F C And the prisons would be full of folk who had a kiss or two G And if they didn't like it then away the girls would run D G And if it wasn't plenty then the poor folk would get none G Some say that gamblin's a sin Em But I'll bet you fifteen to one G That gambling has been in this world D G Since horses and greyhounds could run G D Now if it wasn't legal then the lawyers they would sue F C And the prisons would be full of folk who had a bet or two G And if they didn't like it then away the girls would run D G And if it wasn't plenty then the poor folk would get none [ Tab from: http://www.guitaretab.com/d/dubliners/363261.html ] G Some say that swearin's a sin Em But where is the man that can tell G For swearing has been in this world D G Since the Devil was told go to hell G D Now if it wasn't legal then the lawyers they would sue F C And the prisons would be full of folk who had a curse or two G And if they didn't like it then away the girls would run D G And if it wasn't plenty then the poor folk would get none G Some say that smokin's a sin Em And a pipe now and then is enough G But smoking has been in this world D G Since Adam taught Eve how to puff G D Now if it wasn't legal then the lawyers they would sue F C And the prisons would be full of folk who had a smoke or two G And if they didn't like it then away the girls would run D G And if it wasn't plenty then the poor folk would get none G Some say that drinkin's a sin Em But a gargle is fine now and then G For drinking has been in this world D G For ever and ever, Amen G D Now if it wasn't legal then the lawyers they would sue F C And the prisons would be full of folk who had a drink or two G And if they didn't like it then away the girls would run D G And if it wasn't plenty then the poor folk would get none |