Intro C"Eh, Excuse Me, MisterF, Uh There's A Bit Of A DProblem, On My House, You See Here I've GBeen Here About Three Hours Now And I Wanna See It Out" "COh, No, It's-It's Not The Water Port DeFpartment, Son, Try The Gas Port" D"No, It's About My OfficeG" "Take It To The ElecCtricity Port" C"Yeah" "No, It's Something FElse Mate, You Better Go On Down To The DOther Place, Do You Know What I Mean?" "ButG, But I've Just Been There!" Verse 1 The CFridge And The FPhone And The CFront DoorFbell They've CAll Gone FBroke, They Don't CWork Too FWell My CDad's CompFlained Till He's CBlue In The FFace EClectric FBoard Said "It CIsn't The FPlace To GFix It" (Place To Fix It) Why Do They CMix It? (FWhy Do They CMix It?) Tried The Gas GBoard (Tried The Gas Board) He Just Got IgCnoredF C Chorus Now Ain't That CTypical AmBritish, Typical BFritish WorkmaGnship CTypical AmBritish, Typical BFritish WorkmaGnship Verse 2 The CWater's Coming FThrough Onto The CBedroom FFloor My CDad Sent FLetters To The CWater FBoard The COnly Trouble FIs They Sent COne ReFply It Said "Catch The Drips In Buckets And Keep Yourselves High And GDry" (High And Dry) Oh, My Dad Nearly CCried (FDad Nearly CCried) Well, We Tried To Call GBoard (Tried To Call Board) We Just Got IgCnoredF C Chorus Now Ain't That CTypical AmBritish, Typical BFritish WorkmaGnship CTypical AmBritish, Typical BFritish WorkmaGnship Verse 3 CDad's New FCar Does CNothing But FSqueak The CRadiators FBusted And It COverFheats The CPeople In The FCarriage Said They'd CFix It For FFree InsCtead, My Dad Billed The Man £10 9S. G3D. (9/3) Oh, The AudaciCty (The FAudaciCty) Well, He Took It Into GCourt (Took It Into Court) (This Is No Such Case, Adjourned) He Just Got IgCnoredF (YCeah!) Chorus Now Ain't That CTypical AmBritish, Typical BFritish WorkmaGnship CTypical AmBritish, Typical BFritish WorkmaGnship Don't You Know, CTypical AmBritish, Typical BFritish WorkmaGnship Outro C F "Typical British, Mate?"D "Everywhere You GoG, Someone's Got Their Smoke, It's CAll Over The Place" "Next Thing You Know YoFu Can't Breathe Heavy" "Oh, DWhat's This Here? Ah, What GBowl A Souvenir" "Made In JaCpan" "See WFhat I Mean? You Don't Stop Over ThereD" D"Oh, Well I'm Going" D"Hey, Don't Fade It Out" "Yeah, Don't GFade It Out Yet" C "Dick?" "TFypical British, Mate, Fading It Out"D...
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FAQ
What are the chords for Typical British Workmanship?
The chords for Typical British Workmanship are: C, F, D, G, Am
What is the original key of Typical British Workmanship?
The original key is A.
What is the difficulty of playing Typical British Workmanship?
The difficulty level is Intermediate.
Can I play Typical British Workmanship in another key?
Yes. You can transpose the song to any key using the transpose feature.
Can Typical British Workmanship be played on an acoustic guitar?
Yes. The chords work for both acoustic and electric guitar.
Can I play Typical British Workmanship on ukulele?
Chord Typical British Workmanship can be played on guitar or ukulele using their respective chord shapes.
How many chords are used in Typical British Workmanship?
Typical British Workmanship uses 5 chords: C, F, D, G, Am
What is the easiest way to play Typical British Workmanship?
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 Typical British Workmanship released in?
Typical British Workmanship was released in the 1960s. See more 1960s songs here
Are there easier chord versions for Typical British Workmanship?
Yes. Tap the Simplify button to switch Typical British Workmanship to beginner-friendly chords - it drops advanced extensions like maj7, m7, and 9ths without changing the song's key or progression.