Intro G"Eh, Excuse Me, MisterC, Uh There's A Bit Of A AProblem, On My House, You See Here I've DBeen Here About Three Hours Now And I Wanna See It Out" "GOh, No, It's-It's Not The Water Port DeCpartment, Son, Try The Gas Port" A"No, It's About My OfficeD" "Take It To The ElecGtricity Port" G"Yeah" "No, It's Something CElse Mate, You Better Go On Down To The AOther Place, Do You Know What I Mean?" "ButD, But I've Just Been There!" Verse 1 The GFridge And The CPhone And The GFront DoorCbell They've GAll Gone CBroke, They Don't GWork Too CWell My GDad's CompClained Till He's GBlue In The CFace EGlectric CBoard Said "It GIsn't The CPlace To DFix It" (Place To Fix It) Why Do They GMix It? (CWhy Do They GMix It?) Tried The Gas DBoard (Tried The Gas Board) He Just Got IgGnoredC G Chorus Now Ain't That GTypical EmBritish, Typical BCritish WorkmaDnship GTypical EmBritish, Typical BCritish WorkmaDnship Verse 2 The GWater's Coming CThrough Onto The GBedroom CFloor My GDad Sent CLetters To The GWater CBoard The GOnly Trouble CIs They Sent GOne ReCply It Said "Catch The Drips In Buckets And Keep Yourselves High And DDry" (High And Dry) Oh, My Dad Nearly GCried (CDad Nearly GCried) Well, We Tried To Call DBoard (Tried To Call Board) We Just Got IgGnoredC G Chorus Now Ain't That GTypical EmBritish, Typical BCritish WorkmaDnship GTypical EmBritish, Typical BCritish WorkmaDnship Verse 3 GDad's New CCar Does GNothing But CSqueak The GRadiators CBusted And It GOverCheats The GPeople In The CCarriage Said They'd GFix It For CFree InsGtead, My Dad Billed The Man £10 9S. D3D. (9/3) Oh, The AudaciGty (The CAudaciGty) Well, He Took It Into DCourt (Took It Into Court) (This Is No Such Case, Adjourned) He Just Got IgGnoredC (YGeah!) Chorus Now Ain't That GTypical EmBritish, Typical BCritish WorkmaDnship GTypical EmBritish, Typical BCritish WorkmaDnship Don't You Know, GTypical EmBritish, Typical BCritish WorkmaDnship Outro G C "Typical British, Mate?"A "Everywhere You GoD, Someone's Got Their Smoke, It's GAll Over The Place" "Next Thing You Know YoCu Can't Breathe Heavy" "Oh, AWhat's This Here? Ah, What DBowl A Souvenir" "Made In JaGpan" "See WChat I Mean? You Don't Stop Over ThereA" A"Oh, Well I'm Going" A"Hey, Don't Fade It Out" "Yeah, Don't DFade It Out Yet" G "Dick?" "TCypical British, Mate, Fading It Out"A...
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FAQ
What are the chords for Typical British Workmanship?
The chords for Typical British Workmanship are: G, C, A, D, Em
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: G, C, A, D, Em
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.