I play an Bastari-30 Anglo concertina out of G. I was just trying Jez's chords out on my 5-string banjo (capoed up 7 and playing out of C-position) and have decided that I must have folk-processed the melody in my head. The more appropriate chords now seem more like this:
D--C----------Am------C---------G--------------------------------C---G Oh, when the Brockie lads come back, with the first days of sum-mer, -----Am---C-------------G-----C-----G-----D The whole town comes out to watch them pass, --------Am-C-------G----------------------------------C---G In their trail-ers and vans, full of candy, rides and plea-sure, -------Am--C---------G--------C---G--D And a fond smile for each and eve-ry lass.
Chorus: ----G---C-------G---------D------------G--------------C--------G Oh, the Brockie lads are bad, but the Brockie lads are bon-ny, -------C---------G--------Am--------C----------G Oh, the Brockie lads are all they've said and done, ------C----G----------D-------------------G-------C-G And I never loved but once, she was the fairest of any, -------C---------------------G---------D But a-way with a Brockie lad she's gone.