Chords for blacksmith song
Tempo:
130.1 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
Em
A
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G] [D]
[G] [D]
He made his living swinging [G] a hammer, [D] turning hot iron into [G] gold.
[Em] Everything he made, [D] his heart was in it.
[G] Never let his hammer [D] get cold, [G] can't let his hammer lay still [D] and cold.
He was more than just [G] a blacksmith, [D] and art is so rare [G] and fine.
[Em] Everyone who knew [D] called him the best, [G] said he was one of [D] a kind.
They [G] all said he was one of [D] a kind.
I [A] was just a lad [G] of seventeen, and I [D] would help him at [G] his trade.
I [Em] would hand him tools while [D] he'd shape and bend, [G] marvel at what he [A] had made.
He would tell me things [G] a smith should know, he [D] was always patient [G] and kind.
He [Em] said, son you have [D] a pretty good eye, but [G] you have to see it all in your [D] mind.
You gotta [G] have it all made in your [D] mind.
[G] [D]
[G]
[Em] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
Then [Bm] one day he laid [D] his hammer down, guess [Bm] he just [A] got tired [G] and old.
And [Em] he said to me from [D] his dying bed, [G] don't let my hammer get [D] cold.
Son, [G] don't let my hammer lay still [D] and cold.
I'd make my living swinging [G] a hammer, [D] turning hot iron into [G] gold.
[Em] Everything I make, [D] my heart is in [G] it, can't let my hammer get [D] cold.
[G] Won't let my hammer lay still [D] and cold.
[G] Don't let my hammer [D] get cold.
[G] Can't let my hammer lay still [A] and [D] cold.
[G] [D]
He made his living swinging [G] a hammer, [D] turning hot iron into [G] gold.
[Em] Everything he made, [D] his heart was in it.
[G] Never let his hammer [D] get cold, [G] can't let his hammer lay still [D] and cold.
He was more than just [G] a blacksmith, [D] and art is so rare [G] and fine.
[Em] Everyone who knew [D] called him the best, [G] said he was one of [D] a kind.
They [G] all said he was one of [D] a kind.
I [A] was just a lad [G] of seventeen, and I [D] would help him at [G] his trade.
I [Em] would hand him tools while [D] he'd shape and bend, [G] marvel at what he [A] had made.
He would tell me things [G] a smith should know, he [D] was always patient [G] and kind.
He [Em] said, son you have [D] a pretty good eye, but [G] you have to see it all in your [D] mind.
You gotta [G] have it all made in your [D] mind.
[G] [D]
[G]
[Em] [D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
Then [Bm] one day he laid [D] his hammer down, guess [Bm] he just [A] got tired [G] and old.
And [Em] he said to me from [D] his dying bed, [G] don't let my hammer get [D] cold.
Son, [G] don't let my hammer lay still [D] and cold.
I'd make my living swinging [G] a hammer, [D] turning hot iron into [G] gold.
[Em] Everything I make, [D] my heart is in [G] it, can't let my hammer get [D] cold.
[G] Won't let my hammer lay still [D] and cold.
[G] Don't let my hammer [D] get cold.
[G] Can't let my hammer lay still [A] and [D] cold.
Key:
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D
Em
A
Bm
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Em
[G] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ He made his living swinging [G] a hammer, _ [D] turning hot iron into [G] gold.
_ _ [Em] Everything he made, [D] his heart was in it.
[G] Never let his hammer [D] get cold, [G] can't let his hammer lay still [D] and cold.
_ _ _ _ He was more than just [G] a blacksmith, _ [D] and art is so rare [G] and fine. _ _
[Em] Everyone who knew [D] called him the best, [G] said he was one of [D] a kind.
They [G] all said he was one of [D] a kind. _ _
_ _ I [A] was just a lad [G] of seventeen, and I [D] would help him at [G] his trade.
I [Em] would hand him tools while [D] he'd shape and bend, _ [G] marvel at what he [A] had made.
He would tell me things [G] a smith should know, he [D] was always patient [G] and kind.
He [Em] said, son you have [D] a pretty good eye, but [G] you have to see it all in your [D] mind.
You gotta [G] have it all made in your [D] mind. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[Em] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ Then [Bm] one day he laid [D] his hammer down, guess [Bm] he just [A] got tired [G] and old.
And [Em] he said to me from [D] his dying bed, [G] don't let my hammer get [D] cold.
Son, [G] don't let my hammer lay still [D] and cold.
_ _ _ _ I'd make my living swinging [G] a hammer, _ [D] turning hot iron into [G] gold. _ _
[Em] Everything I make, [D] my heart is in [G] it, can't let my hammer get [D] _ cold.
[G] Won't let my hammer lay still [D] and cold. _
[G] Don't let my hammer [D] get cold.
[G] Can't let my hammer lay still [A] and [D] cold. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ He made his living swinging [G] a hammer, _ [D] turning hot iron into [G] gold.
_ _ [Em] Everything he made, [D] his heart was in it.
[G] Never let his hammer [D] get cold, [G] can't let his hammer lay still [D] and cold.
_ _ _ _ He was more than just [G] a blacksmith, _ [D] and art is so rare [G] and fine. _ _
[Em] Everyone who knew [D] called him the best, [G] said he was one of [D] a kind.
They [G] all said he was one of [D] a kind. _ _
_ _ I [A] was just a lad [G] of seventeen, and I [D] would help him at [G] his trade.
I [Em] would hand him tools while [D] he'd shape and bend, _ [G] marvel at what he [A] had made.
He would tell me things [G] a smith should know, he [D] was always patient [G] and kind.
He [Em] said, son you have [D] a pretty good eye, but [G] you have to see it all in your [D] mind.
You gotta [G] have it all made in your [D] mind. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[Em] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ Then [Bm] one day he laid [D] his hammer down, guess [Bm] he just [A] got tired [G] and old.
And [Em] he said to me from [D] his dying bed, [G] don't let my hammer get [D] cold.
Son, [G] don't let my hammer lay still [D] and cold.
_ _ _ _ I'd make my living swinging [G] a hammer, _ [D] turning hot iron into [G] gold. _ _
[Em] Everything I make, [D] my heart is in [G] it, can't let my hammer get [D] _ cold.
[G] Won't let my hammer lay still [D] and cold. _
[G] Don't let my hammer [D] get cold.
[G] Can't let my hammer lay still [A] and [D] cold. _ _ _ _ _ _
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