Donald Where's Your Trousers Lyrics And Chords By The Irish Rovers

score The lyrics and chords fit the Irish Rovers on their album ‚The First Of The Irish Rovers’ (1966) and their compilation album Greatest Hits (1974).
Use a capo on the 4th fret to change key to G# minor. The sheet music and tin whistle notes are included.

Intro: 3 Instrumental verses with spoken background information as follows:

“For many hundreds of years in the highlands of Scotland men have given up wearing troosers and have taken to wear the skirts or the kilts. But nevertheless these kilted boys in the last war where named ‘the ladies from hell’. So you have to be terribly careful if you ever get curious about the kilts. Never ask them: “Donald, where’s your troosers?”!”

Chorus
Let the (Em)wind blow high, let the wind blow low
(D)Through the streets in my kilt I'll go
(Em)All the lassies say “Hello.
Donald (D)where's your (Em)trousers?”

I've (Em)just come down from the isle of Skye
I'm no (D)very big an' I'm awfully shy
The (Em)lassies say as I go by
“Donald (D)where's your (Em)trousers?”

Chorus

(Em)Now I went to a fancy ball
And (D)it was slippery in the hall
And (Em)I was feared that I might fall
For I (D)hadnae on me (Em)trousers

Chorus
Instrumental verse
Repeat Chorus

Now (Em)I went down to London town
To (D)have a little fun on the underground
The (Em)ladies turned their heads around 
Saying “Donald (D)where are your (Em)trousers?”

Chorus

The (Em)lassies love me every one 
But (D)let them catch me if they can
You (Em)cannae take the breeks off a Hielan' man
Saying “Donald (D)where’s your (Em)trousers?”

Chorus 
“(Em)Donald (D)where's your (Em)tro(D)u(Em)sers?”