Verse What E5Clothes Men DWear Do E5Give Them Airs, The DFellows ADo ComE5pare A E5Colonel's DRegimeE5ntals Shine, And DWomen ACall Him BFair I Am E5AlexDander E5Macintosh, E5Nephew DTo The ALaird And I E5Do Disdain Men Who Are Vain, The DMen With APowdered E5Hair I E5Command The DNancy E5Schooner From The DMoy On ALake St. E5Claire On The E5Third Day DOf OcE5tober, Boys, I DDid Set ASail For TBhere To The E5GarriDson At E5Amherstburg I E5Quickly DWould ReApair With E5Captain Maxwell And His Wife And DKids And APowdered E5Hair Chorus Aboard The ANancy G In GRegiAmentals E5Bright Aboard The ANancy G With GAll His APomp And E5Bluster There, ADboard The ANancy-E5O Verse BeE5low The DSt. Clair E5Rapids I Sent DScouts AUnto The E5Shore To E5Ask A DFriendly E5Wyandot To DSay What ALay BeBfore E5"AmherstDburg Has E5Fallen, With The E5Same For DYou In AStore! And MiE5litias Sent To Take You Here, DFifty AHorse Or E5More." Well E5Up Comes DCaptain E5Maxwell Then, "SuDrrender, ANow, I E5Say! Give E5Up Your DNancy ASchooner And Make DOff WithAout DeBlay! Set E5Me ADshore, I E5Do Implore. I E5Will Not DDie This ADay!" Says E5I, "You Go, Or Get Below, For DI'll Be AOn My E5Way!" Chorus Aboard The ANancy G "SuGrrender, AHell!" I E5Say Aboard The ANancy G "It's GBack To AMackiE5nac I'll Fight, ADboard The ANancy-E5O." Verse Well E5Up Comes DColonel E5Beaubien, Then, Who DShouts As AHe Draws E5Near "Give E5Up Your DNancy E5Schooner And I DSwear You've ANaught To BFear We've E5Got Your DCaptain E5Maxwell, Sir, E5Spare YourDself His ATears." Says E5I, "I'll Not But Send You Shot To DBuzz AAbout Your E5Ears." We E5Fired As DWe Hove E5Anchor, Boys, And DWe Got AUnder E5Way But E5Scarce A DDozen E5Broadsides, Boys, The DNancy ADid Them BPay BeE5fore The DBusiness E5Sickened Them, They E5Bravely DRan AAway All E5Sail We Made, And Reached The Lake BeDfore The AClose Of E5Day Chorus Aboard The ANancy G We GSent Them AShot And E5Cheers Aboard The ANancy G We GWatched Them ARunning E5Through The Trees, ADboard The ANancy-E5O Verse E5MiliDtary E5Gentlemen, They DBluster, ARoar And E5Pray Nine E5Sailors DOn The E5Nancy, Boys, Made DFifty ARun ABway The E5Powder DIn Their E5Hair That Day Was E5Powder DSent Their AWay By E5Poor And Ragged Sailor Men Who DSwore That AThey Would E5Stay Chorus Aboard The ANancy G Six GPence And APound A E5Day Aboard The ANancy G No GUniAform For E5Men To Scorn, ADboard The ANancy-E5O Aboard The ANancy G Six GPence And APound A E5Day Aboard The ANancy G No GUniAform For E5Men To Scorn, ADboard The ANancy-E5O
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FAQ
What are the chords for The Nancy?
The chords for The Nancy are: E5, D, A, B, G
What is the original key of The Nancy?
The original key is D5.
What is the difficulty of playing The Nancy?
The difficulty level is Intermediate.
Can I play The Nancy in another key?
Yes. You can transpose the song to any key using the transpose feature.
Can The Nancy be played on an acoustic guitar?
Yes. The chords work for both acoustic and electric guitar.
Can I play The Nancy on ukulele?
Chord The Nancy can be played on guitar or ukulele using their respective chord shapes.
How many chords are used in The Nancy?
The Nancy uses 5 chords: E5, D, A, B, G
What is the easiest way to play The Nancy?
You can use the transpose feature to change the key to one that better matches your vocal range or uses easier chord shapes.
What decade was The Nancy released in?
The Nancy was released in the 1970s. See more 1970s songs here
Are there easier chord versions for The Nancy?
Yes. Tap the Simplify button to switch The Nancy to beginner-friendly chords - it drops advanced extensions like maj7, m7, and 9ths without changing the song's key or progression.
Guitar Chords
E5
D
A
B
G
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