p If you are looking for Swimmin' With the Wimmin' guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play Swimmin' With the Wimmin' by George Formby using guitar or guitar. This song by George Formby can also be played by that instruments. =/p p Swimmin' With the Wimmin' guitar chords has rhythm and included in Other Songs album. You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. /p h3Swimmin' With the Wimmin' by George Formby Guitar Chords/h3 ...SWIMMIN' WITH THE WIMMIN'... by George Formbybrbrprebr-------------------------------.................br/prebrbrCAPO 3rd FRETbrbr(Original Key: Bb)brbrN.B...Ukulele CHORD DIAGRAMSbrfollow the Guitar TabbrbrIntro:brbrE7 Am A7 D7,br[G] [C] [G] brVerse 1:brbrNow [G]every year about July,brWhen summer [E7]time [Ddim]comes [D7]round,brThere's [D7]lots and lots of people,brAt the [G]seaside to be found.brbr[E7] Some play golf or tennis,brOthers [Am]like to take a rest,brBut [A7]here s the kind of [D]exercise,brThat [A7]I en-[A7b5]joy the [D7]best;brbrChorus 1:brbrWhen I go [G]swimin' with the [A7]wimmin',brEe I [D7]do have a [Ddim]real [D7]good [G]time.[G7]brbr[C] Bobbing up and [Edim]down in the [G]water,brIt comes [A7]just below my Mason Dixon [D7]line.brbrTo [G]see the ladies [G7]do their ex-[G+]er-[C]cises,brYou [A7]wouldn't think that,brHalf of them were [D7]slimming.brbr[B7] And when the [E7]girls stand up to sneeze,brYou can [Am]see their housemaids [A7]knees.brIf you go [D7]swimmin' with the [G]wimmin'.[C][G]brbrVerse 2:brbrNow [G]even when I am at home,brAnd working [E7]day [Ddim]to [D7]day,brI [D7]always do look forward,brTo my [G]half day holiday.brbrThe [E7]people don't invite me out,brThey [Am]know my half day's fixed,brI [A7]go out to the [D]baths that day,brBe-[A7]cause the [A7b5]bathing's [D7]mixed.brbrChorus 2:brbrWhen I go [G]swimin' with the [A7]wimmin',brEe I [D7]do have a [Ddim]real [D7]good [G]time.[G7]brbr[C] Bobbing up and [Edim]down in the [G]water,brWith a [A7]pretty girl,brWhose name is Ade-line.brbrYou [G]ought to see,brHer [G7]latest bath-[G+]ing [C]costume;brIt's [A7]nothing but,brA little bit of [D7]trimming.brbr[B7] And what I [E7]took to be her face,brTurned out to [Am]be a different [A7]place,brWhen I went [D7]swimmin' with the [G]wimnin'.[C][G]brbrChorus 3:brbrOne [G]day I went in,brWith [G7]some of my [G+]re-[C]lations,brAnd [A7]someone went,brAnd pushed my Uncle [D]Jim in.brbr[B7] He came up [E7]gasping,brFor his breath and shouted;br[Am] What a lovely [A7]death,brTo die when [D7]swimmin',brWith the [G]wimmin!'[C][G]brbrChorus 4:brbrOnce I went [G]swimmin' with the [A7]wimmin',brAnd I [D7]did feel a [Ddim]big [D7]soft [G]thing.[G7]brA [C]woman went and [Edim]fainted in the [G]water,brAnd [A7]where she disappeared it left a [D7]ring.brbrSo I [G]jumped in,brWith [G7]nearly all [G+]my [C]clothes on,brAnd [A7]swam until my eyesight,brStarted [D7]dimming.brbr[B7] And after [E7]fighting for my life,brI found I'd [Am]gone and saved the [A7]wife,brSo I've chucked [D7]swimmin' with the [G]wimmin'.[C][G]brbrCHORD DIAGRAMS:brbrprebr---------------br/prebrbr[E7] [Am] [A7] [D7] [G] [C][Ddim]br[EADGBE]020100 [EADGBE]x02210 [EADGBE]x02223 [EADGBE]xx0212 [EADGBE]320003 [EADGBE]x32010 [EADGBE]xx0101brbr[D] [A7b5] [G7] [Edim] [G+] [B7]br[EADGBE]xx0232 [EADGBE]x01023 [EADGBE]323000 [EADGBE]xx2323 [EADGBE]321000 [EADGBE]021200brbrUKULELE CHORDSbrbrprebr----------------br/prebrbr[E7] [Am] [A7] [D7] [G] [C] [Ddim][D]br[GCEA]1202 [GCEA]2000 [GCEA]0100 [GCEA]2223 [GCEA]0232 [GCEA]0003 [GCEA]1212 [GCEA]2220brbr[A7b5] [G7] [Edim] [G+] [B7] br[GCEA]2334 [GCEA]0212 [GCEA]1212 [GCEA]0302 [GCEA]0312brbrTabbed by Joel from cLuMsY, Bristol, England, 2005br(clumsyband@hotmail.com) p If you want to learn George Formby Swimmin' With the Wimmin' guitar chords, The 5 chords we'll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Swimmin' With the Wimmin'. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p