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5 years ago575Protection (2016)face to face

Intro: A Bm F#m x4 Verse 1: [A] Wise up[C#m][F#m] [F#m] you're not the only one [A] Who ever tried to [C#m]make a [F#m]difference [A] Distrust[C#m] [F#m] Filling up in us[A] Before we know it [C#m]truth and [F#m]lies go hand in glove Refrain 1: [A] Say what you want[C#m] [F#m] Say what you want [A] I guess I'll see you [C#m]here...

5 years ago727Protection (2016)face to face

Intro: [C] [F] [C/E] [F] [Am] [C] [G] [F] [C] [F] [C/E] [F] [Am] [G] [F] [C] Verse 1: [F] There's nothing left to do here but clean up [Am]this mess[C] [F] I let myself down for the [Am]last time[C] [F] These things that used to matter I couldn't [Am]care less[C] [F] I used to hate being alone[Dm] You've taken every[F]thing from me I've...

5 years ago792By Popular Request (2012)Fairport Convention

Jewel In the Crown Fairport Convention [D]We are a prou[A]d land, [D]we stand for fre[G]edo[A]m [D]we've got the f[A]ranchise, [D]on how to l[G]ead t[A]hem [D]we've got the h[G]istory, [D]and books to p[G]rove it [D]give us the m[G]ountain, [D]and we will [G]move i[A]t we rule the waves, and, the seven seas, we bring the mighty, to thier...

5 years ago3209Acoustic Classics II (2017),What We Did on Our Holidays (1969),By Popular Request (2012)Fairport Convention,Richard Thompson

apo 2 [D]We [Bm]used to [D]say that, [Am]come the day, [D]we'd [Bm]all be making[Am] so[Am7]ngs [C]Or finding [G]better words. [C]These ideas [G]never lasted [D]long. The [Bm]way is [D]up [Am]along the [D]road. The [Bm]air is growing[Am] th[Am7]in. [C]Too many [G]friends who tried were [C]blown off this [G]mountain [D]with the wind. [D]Meet...

5 years ago1005What We Did on Our Holidays (1969)Fairport Convention

Fairport Convention Nottamun Town (What we did on our holydays) By Marcel Veltman Strange lyrics, apparently based on Jeronymus Bosch's painting 'The last ordeal'. Run a search on the web, and you'll land on a homepage of paganists, who consider it a sacred text. You will also find that their version is longer. It is dead simple, just strum...

5 years ago718XXXV (2001)Fairport Convention

[Am] [D] [Em] [D] [G]When the [D]stone is [C]grown too cold to [Am]kneel [G]In crystal [D]waters [C]I'll b[D]e bound [G]Cold as [D]stone, [C]weary to the [Am]sounds upon the [D]wheel [G]Now be [D]thankful [C]for good things [Am]below [G]Now be [D]thankful [C]to your [D]maker [G]For the [D]rose, the [C]red rose blooms for [Am]all [Em]to...

5 years ago609Rising for the Moon (1975)Fairport Convention

[G] [D] [Em] [C] [Am] [G] [D] [G]Calling all [D]olive branches and [Em]laid off [D]doves There is [Am]work to do before we [G]say good[D]bye But [Em]who can see them [D]turning to the [C]face of [G]love Though I hear them [D]pleading with me, [Em]don't let u[C]s die As I [G]sit I can [D]see their troubled souls [Em]wander by [C]And I [G]feel...

5 years ago1619Rising for the Moon (1975)Fairport Convention

INTRO: (SINGLE STRUM) [D] [A] [E] [E] [A] [A] [E] [D] [Dbm] [Bm] VERSE: I t[A]ravel over the sea And ride the rolling s[D]ky[Bm] For th[A]at's the way it is, That is my [D]fo[Bm]r-t[E]une There are m[A]any ears to please, Many pe[D]ople's l[F#m]ove to t[D]ry And e[A]very [F#m]day's beg[E]un Rising for the m[A]oon VERSE: There's a h[A]eart in...

5 years ago671Rosie (1973),By Popular Request (2012)Fairport Convention

I know Rosie,[D][Dmaj7] You're li[G]ving in a w[A]orld you didn't m[D]ake? [G] [Dsus4] [A] And I know it's h[D]ard feeling [Dmaj7]happy? When the th[G]ings you want aren't even t[A]here to take[Bm][G][A] G Fm Em D? Come on Rosie, rosin up the bow? [Dmaj7]For the more I learn it's the less I s[D7]eem to know? [G]Lie down c[Fm]ozy and let's...

5 years ago987Full House (1970),By Popular Request (2012)Fairport Convention

The King sits in[G] Dunfirml[D]ine town[G], [D] [G]drinking [D]of the [G]blood-red [D]wine [Em]"Where can I [C]get a steely [G]skipper to [D]sail this [C]might [G]boat of [Am]mine?" [G]Then up there [D]spoke a [G]bonny [D]boy, [G]sitting [D]at the [G]King's right [D]knee [Em]"Sir Patrick [C]Spens is the [G]very best seaman [D]that ever...