Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E) Some Shockin’ Good Verse 1: D We travelled way down east this year to see our parents place, G D A And meet our gramps and grandma, who’s never seen our face; D The customs and the words were strange but be it understood, G D A D….. That everyone we met back home was some shockin’ good. D My grandpa took me fishing in his dory down the bay, G D A You talk about your big ones that didn’t get away; D
We brought them in and cleaned them up for winter like you would, G D A D And what we ate for supper tasted some shockin’ good. Chorus: D Some shockin’ good, old Tom, some shockin’ good; G D A D Everything we did back home was some shockin’ good. Verse 2: D My grandma learned me how to cook a scoff up for the boys, G D A With figgy duff and riblets, pea’s pudding and doughboys; D I helped her clean the veggies, and fill the stove with wood, G D A D I loved when she told me I was some shockin’ good. D Our darling maid soon won our hearts with sweet talk and a smile, G D A We’d cook and clean and knit a bit and then we’d rest awhile; D We tried not to spoil her…, but teach her as I should, G D A D Respect for God and everything is some shockin’ good. Chorus: D Some shockin’ good my ducky, some shockin’ good; G D A D Everywhere we had a time was some shockin’ good. Verse 3: D Our holidays are over now, we’re heading up along, G D A We’re very sad to leave here, we’ll be back before long; D A grand old place to visit, we’d stay here if we could, G D A D It’s nice to live where everything is some shockin’ good. Chorus: D Some shockin’ good old trout, some shockin’ good; G D A D Every way we turned we found it some shockin’ good. D Some shockin’ good my love, some shockin’ good; G D A D Everyone we met back home was some shockin’ good.