"English Tea" (Prefer capo on 5th. fret) ____1st. Verse: G D/F# Would you care to sit with me Dm/F Em For a cup of English tea B/D# Bm/D A/C# Dsus D Very twee, Very me, Any Sunday mor---ning ____2nd. Verse: G D/F# What a pleasure it would be Dm/F Em Chatting so delightfully B/D# Bm/D A/C# Dsus D Nanny bakes, Fairy cakes, Every Sunday mor---ning ____Bridge: C Am D G Miles and miles of English garden C Am D G Stretching past the willow tree C Am D G Lines of hollyhocks and roses C Am D Dsus-D Listen most a-tten-tive-ly ____3rd. Verse: G D/F# Do you know the game croquet Dm/F Em Peradventure we might play B/D# Bm/D A/C# Dsus D Very gay, Hip hooray, Any Sunday mor---ning ____Whistle: G---D/F#---Dm/F---Em B/D#---Bm/D---A/C#---Dsus---D ____Bridge: C Am D G Miles and miles of English garden C Am D G Stretching past the willow tree C Am D G Lines of hollyhocks and roses C Am D Dsus-D Listen most a-tten-tive-ly ____4th. Verse: G D/F# As a rule the church bells chime Dm/F Em When it's almost suppertime B/D# Bm/D A/C# Dsus D Nanny bakes, Fairy cakes, On a Sunday mor---ning ____Ending Notes: G---F#---F---E Eb---D---Db---D---G