Chords for Show of Hands - 'The Lads in their Hundreds' (Centenary)

Tempo:
69.85 bpm
Chords used:

G

A

Bm

D

F#

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Show of Hands - 'The Lads in their Hundreds' (Centenary) chords
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The lights in [G] the hundreds, [A]
[Bm] the lights in [G] the hundreds,
[A] the lights [G] in the hundreds.
Lights in [D] the hundreds, the [A] Ludlow coming for the fair.
[D] There's men from the barn, and [F#] the forge, and the mill, and the fold.
[D] The lights for the girls, and [A] the lights for the liquor are there.
[D] And there with the rest of the lads, [E] that will never be old.
The lights in [G] the hundreds, the chops from the town, and the [A] field, and the till, and the [Bm] car.
[D] And the many to count, are the [B] stowards, and many the brave.
[D] And many the handsome have faced, [A] and the handsome have [Bm] heard.
[D] And a few that will carry their looks, [A] or their truths to the grave.
[G] [A]
[Bm] The lights in the [G] hundreds, [A]
the lights in the hundreds, the lights in the [G] hundreds.
I wish I could know them, I [A] wish there were tokens [Bm] to tell.
[G] Fortunate fellows, that [Bm] now you can never discern.
[G] And then one could talk with them, [A] friendly, and wish them [Bm] farewell.
[G] And watch them depart on the way, that [A] they'll not return.
The lights in the [G] hundreds, [A]
[D] the lights in the [G] hundreds, [A]
the lights in [G] the hundreds.
Now you may stare, as you [A] like, and there's [D] nothing to scare.
And brushing your elbow, I'm guessed [F#] at, and not to be told.
[G] They carry back [D] right to the coiner, [A] are the [Bm] message of man.
[G] Are the lads that will die in their glory, [A] and never be old.
[G] The lads in their hundreds to Ludlow [A] come in for the fair.
[Bm] There's men from the barn and the forge, [G] and the mill and the foal.
The lads for the girls, and the [Bm] lads for the liquor are there.
And there with the rest of the lads [G] that will never be old.
There's chaps from the town, [A] and the field, and [Bm] the till, and the cart.
And many to count of [G] stalwart, and many that braved.
And many the [A] handsome have faced, and the handsome have heard.
And a few that will [G] carry their looks, or their truths to the grave.
[A] [Bm] [G] [Bm]
[G] [A]
[D] [G]
Key:  
G
2131
A
1231
Bm
13421112
D
1321
F#
134211112
G
2131
A
1231
Bm
13421112
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To learn Show Of Hands, Imelda Staunton - The Lads In Their Hundreds chords, your first step should be understanding these chords - A, Bm, G, A, G, A, D and G in sequence. Ease into the song by practicing at 70 BPM before reaching the track's full tempo of 140 BPM. Configure the capo to your vocal range and chord preference, remembering the key of D Major.

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_ The lights in [G] the hundreds, _ _ [A] _
_ [Bm] the lights in [G] the hundreds, _ _ _
[A] _ the lights [G] in the hundreds.
Lights in [D] the hundreds, the [A] Ludlow coming for the fair.
[D] There's men from the barn, and [F#] the forge, and the mill, and the fold.
[D] The lights for the girls, and [A] the lights for the liquor are there.
[D] And there with the rest of the lads, [E] that will never be old.
The lights in [G] the hundreds, the chops from the town, and the [A] field, and the till, and the [Bm] car.
[D] And the many to count, are the [B] stowards, and many the brave.
[D] And many the handsome have faced, [A] and the handsome have [Bm] heard.
[D] And a few that will carry their looks, [A] or their truths to the grave.
_ [G] _ _ _ _ [A] _
[Bm] The lights in the [G] hundreds, _ _ _ [A] _
the lights in the hundreds, the lights in the [G] hundreds.
I wish I could know them, I [A] wish there were tokens [Bm] to tell.
[G] Fortunate fellows, that [Bm] now you can never discern.
[G] And then one could talk with them, [A] friendly, and wish them [Bm] farewell.
[G] And watch them depart on the way, that [A] they'll not return.
The lights in the [G] hundreds, _ _ _ [A] _
[D] the lights in the [G] hundreds, _ _ _ [A] _
the lights in [G] the hundreds.
Now you may stare, as you [A] like, and there's [D] nothing to scare.
And brushing your elbow, I'm guessed [F#] at, and not to be told.
[G] They carry back [D] right to the coiner, [A] are the [Bm] message of man.
[G] Are the lads that will die in their glory, [A] and never be old.
_ [G] The lads in their hundreds to Ludlow [A] come in for the fair.
[Bm] There's men from the barn and the forge, [G] and the mill and the foal.
The lads for the girls, and the [Bm] lads for the liquor are there.
And there with the rest of the lads [G] that will never be old.
There's chaps from the town, [A] and the field, and [Bm] the till, and the cart.
And many to count of [G] stalwart, and many that braved.
And many the [A] handsome have faced, and the handsome have heard.
And a few that will [G] carry their looks, or their truths to the grave.
_ [A] _ [Bm] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [Bm] _
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [A] _
[D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _

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