Shes Bought A Hat Like Princess Marinas Chords - Kinks
Shes Bought A Hat Like Princess Marinas Chords
She Bought A Hat Like Princess Marina
Written by Ray Davies
Intro Harpsichord Arpeggios on C
C Cdim C
She's bought a hat like Princess Marina's
A Dm7
To wear at all her social affairs
E7 Am
She wears it when she's cleaning the windows
D#dim G Adim Bbdim G/B
She wears it when she's scrubbing the stairs
C Cdim C
But you will never see her at Ascot
A Dm7
She can't afford the time or the fare
F F#dim C/G A
But she's bought a hat like Princess Mari____na's
Dm9 G6 C
So she don't care Bass walk-up G A B (C)
C D7
He's bought a hat like Anthony Eden's
G C /D /Eb
Because it makes him feel like a Lord
E7 Am
But he can't afford a Rolls or a Bentley
D G Adim Bbdim ...
He has to buy a secondhand Ford
C D7
He tries to feed his wife and his family
G E
And buy them clothes and shoes they can wear
F F#dim C /B A
But he's bought a hat like Anthony E_____den's
Dm9 G6 C
So he don't care Drums up the tempo into...
(A stomp, with A swazzle)
A7 D7
Buddy can you spare me a dime
G
My wife is getting hungry
C
And the kids are crying
A7 D7
This poverty is hurting my pride
G G7 C
Buddy can you spare me, buddy can you spare me a dime
Guitar Solo and stomp on A7 D7 G C x2 (hold C last time)
[Buddy can you spare me, buddy can you spare me a dime...etc]
Drum break and key change into a looney tune rendition
F (doggie style bass) G
She's bought a hat like Princess Marina's
C F
And her neighbors think it suits her a treat
A7 Dm
But she hasn't any food in the larder
G C Ddim Ebdim C7/G
Nor has anybody else in the street
F G
But to look at her you'd think she was wealthy
C A7
'Cos she smiles just like a real millionaire
Bb Bdim F /E D
'Cos she's bought a hat like Princess Ma__rina's
Gm9 C6 F /E D
So she don't care,
Gm9 C6 F /E D
she don't care,
Gm9 C6 F (Drum break)
she don't care,
Gm9 C6 F
she don't care___________
About the artist behind Shes Bought A Hat Like Princess Marinas Chords:
The band's early hard-driving singles set a standard in the mid-1960s for rock and roll, while albums such as Face to Face,[2] Something Else, The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society, Arthur and Muswell Hillbillies are highly regarded by fans, critics, and peers, and are considered amongst the most influential recordings of the era.[3]
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