Chords for Curtis & Loretta - Hard Times Come Again No More

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_ _ Well, we'll have another song by one of the most famous and prolific American songwriters of the 1800s, Stephen Foster.
_ Now he wrote this in 1854
_ _ during one of our many Great Depressions throughout our history and
_ _ though it is _ _
[G] _ _ [A] 150 plus [D] years old it is still I believe [Ab] relevant today.
This is called Hard [D]
Times Come Again No More. _ _ _ _
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Let us pause in life's pleasure _ and count the many tears.
Let us all sup sorrow with the poor. _ _ _
It is a song that will linger _
_ [G] forever in our ears.
No [D] _ hard times come again no more.
_ _ _ It is a song
the sigh of the _ _ _ weary. _
_ Hard times, hard [Em] times come again [A] no more.
Many _ days you have lingered [D]
around my [Bm] cabin door.
Oh, [A] _ hard times come again no more.
_ _ _ Though we seek _ mirth and beauty and [G] music bright [D] and gay,
there are frail forms
fainting at the door.
_ _ _ Though their voices are silent,
their [Bm] pleading eyes will say, _ no [D] hard times come again no more.
_ _ _ It is a song
the sigh of the weary. _ _ _ _ _ _
Hard times, hard times [Em]
come again [A] no more.
Many _ days you have lingered _ [Em] around my cabin door.
Oh, [D] _
hard times come again no more.
_ _ It is a sigh that is _ echoed
across [G] the lonely wave.
It [D] is a gale that is heard
upon the high
the shore.
_ _ _ _ There's a dirge to be _ murmured _ [Em] around the lowly grave.
No [D]
hard _ times come again no more.
_ _ _ Tis a song, the sigh of the [G] _ _ [D] weary. _ _ _
Hard times, hard [E] times come _ [Am] again no more.
Many [D] _
days you have lingered _ around my cabin [Bm] door.
No [D] hard _ _ times come again no _ more.
_ _ _ Oh hard times come [A] again no more.
_ [G] _ _ [Em] _ [D] No hard times come again no more. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Oh yeah,