Hợp âm I've Come To Wive It Wealthily In Padua

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[Intro 1]
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[Verse 1]
[B]I've [G]come to wive it [C]wealthily in [G]Padua
[C]If [G]wealthily, then [C]happily in [G]Padua
[C]If my wife has [A]a bag of [D]gold,
do I care [G]if the [Dsus4]bag be ol[G]d?
I've come to wive it [C]wealthily in [G]Padua.
He's come to wive it [Cm]wealthily in [G]Padua.
[Cm]I've heard[G] you mutter,
[F]sounds a loathsome [Bb]lad y[Am]ou are.
[D]I shall not be disturbed one bit,
if she be but a quarter wit.
If she can, only talk of clothes
While she pout [G]as a duck, [D]knows
I've [G]come to wive it [C]wealthily in [G]Padua
He's [B]come to wive it [E]wealthily in [B]Padua
[E]I've hea[D]rd you say
Gad[G]shoke's completely [D]mad, you are
It wouldn't give me the slightest shock
If her knees now and then should knock
If her eyes were a wee bit crossed,
were she [G]wearing the [A]hair [Bbdim]she'd los[D]t,
Still a damsel I'll make my dame,
in [G]up roar they are all the [D]same.
[G]I've come to wive it [C]wealthily in [G]Padua.
He's come to wive it [C]wealthily in [G]Padua.
[C]I hea[G]rd you say good dad[B],
but what a [A]cad you are.
[D]Do I [G]mind if she [D]fret and fuss?
If she fume like Vesuvius?
If she roar like a winter breeze
on the rough Adriatic seas?
If she scream like a teething brat?
If she scratch like a tiger cat?
If she fight like a [A]raging [D]boar?
I [G]have often met a [E]whore before.
[A]I'v[D]e come t[G]o
[C]wive it wealthily in [G]Padua
With [D]a howdy -noddy -noddy
and a hey [G]-hey -hey
[C]Not to mention money -money
for [D]a rainy [C]day
[D]I've come to wiv[G]e it wea[C]lthily in Pad[G]ua