Hot Asphalt tab by The Dubliners

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Title: HOT ASPHALT
Performer: THE DUBLINERS

I'm a true fan of Irish music due not only for its
compatibility with my level of guitar playing (it is
improving though!) and this is one of my
contributions to its spreading throughout the world...
Very amusing text, one of my favourites...
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Irish Traditional arranged by Dubliners

HOT ASPHALT

# (I play chords in a 2/4 rhythm: 1(down) 2(down'n'up))

     Em                             G                D
Good evening all my jolly lads, ...
           Em                            D
If you'll gather all around me now ...
          Em                    G            D
For I've got a situation and ...
        Em                    D       Em
I can whisper all the weekly ...
       G                                 G
'Tis twelve months come ...
       Em                             D
After helping the ...
     Em                          G                D
But now I wear the geansai ....
         Em                       D         Em
I'm the gaffer of the squad ...

CHORUS:
              G                           G
    Well, we laid it in a hollows ....
               Em                           D
    And if it doesn't last ...
                Em                                 G            D
    Well, I've wandered up and down the ...
         Em                     D      Em
    any surface that was ...

# (Follow the same chord pattern...)

The other night a copper comes and he....

(CHORUS)

We quickly dragged him out again an....

(CHORUS)

You may talk about yer sailorlads, ...
(CHORUS)

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That's it folk! More Irish songs soon to come!
I have a lot of Dubliners and Pogues stuff.
Any of you fans out there on the net, contact me:

     macic@samson.fiz.uni-lj.si

On the rocky road to Dublin,
                                   CIC