Chords for Traffic - John Barleycorn

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[Em] _ _ _ The [A] world's [Em] free, [G] came down [Em] from the west _ _ [A].
Their [G] fortunes [D] for [Em] tonight _ _ _ .
[A] On these three [Em] ends made a [D] solemn [Em].
vow _ [A] John [G] Marley, [D] gold must [Em] die.
_ [G] They ploughed, they [D] sowed, [Em] they harrowed them [G] Glass [A] upon [B] his head _ _ _ _ _ .
_ [Am] On these three [Em] ends [D] made a solemn [Em] vow _ [A] John [G] Marley, [D] gold [Em] must die.
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[Em] _ [D] _ [Em] _ _ _ _ [A] Let [Em] him lie [G] for a [D] very [Em] long time _ Till [A] the rain from [G] [D] heaven [Em] did pour _ .
And [A] _ [Em] little Sir John [G] sprung up [Em] his head _ And [A] so [G] [D] amazed [Em] them all.
_ [G] They let him [D] stand [Em] till _ midsummer's [G] day To look for [A].
pale [B] and poor _ _ _ _ _ .
[Am] And little [Em] Sir John's grown [G] a long, [D] long [Em] beard _ And [A] so [G] [D] became [Em] he.
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[Em] _ _ _ _ _ [A] [Em] fired him with [G] a scythe so [Em] sharp _ _ [A] To cut him [G] off [D] at the [Em] knee.
_ _ [A] They rolled [Em] him and [G] tied him by [Em] the waist _ [A] Serving him [G] most [D] [Em] barbarously _ _ .
_ [G] They've hired [D] [Em] men with the sharpest [G] forks Who've gripped [A] him to [B] the heart.
_ _ And _ [Am] the loader he [Em] has served [G] him [D] worse than [Em] that For [A] he's bound [D] him to [Em] the cart _ _ .
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[A] They wheeled [Em] him around and [Bm] around a [Em] field _ Till [A] they came [G] unto [Em] a bond.
_ [A] And there [Em] they made [G] a [Em] solemn oath _ [A] On poor [G] John [D].
[Em] Marley, gold.
_ [G] They've hired men [Em] with the craftiest sticks Who've cut [G] him [A] skin [B] from bone.
_ _ And _ _ [Am] the loader he [Em] has served [G] him worse [Em] than that _ For [A] he's bound him [G] between [D] two [Em].
stones.
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_ _ [A] And little [Em] Sir John and [Bm] the brown [Em] bow And [A] his [G] brandy [Em] in the glass.
_ _ [A] And little [Em] Sir John and [Bm] the [Em] brown bow _ [A] Who the [G] strongest man [Em] had last.
_ _ [G] The huntsman [Bm] he [Em] can't hunt the bat [G] For so [A] loudly do they [B] whistle.
_ And _ _ _ the tinker [Em] he can't mend [Bm] his own [Em] pots _ _ [A] Without a [G] little.
[Em] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [E] Cool?
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