Ian Marshall - Egloshayle Ringers, аккорды

Вступление [Verse 1] Gm Cm D7 Come all you ringers good and grave, come listen to my peal Gm Bb Cm D7 I'll tell you of five ringers brave that lived in Egloshayle. Bb Cm Gm D7 They bear the sway in any array where'er they chance to go, Bb Cm Gm D7 Gm Good music of melodious bells 'tis their delight to show [Verse 2] Gm Cm D7 The foreman gives the sig-na-al, he steps along with the toe, Gm Bb Cm D7 He casts his eye about them all and gives the sign to go. Bb Cm Gm D7 Away they pull, with courage full, the heart it do revive Bb Cm Gm D7 Gm To hear them swing and music bring, one, two, three, four and five [Verse 3] Gm Cm D7 There's Craddock the cordwainer first, that rings the treble bell, Gm Bb Cm D7 The second is John Ellery, and none may him excel. Bb Cm Gm D7 The third is Pollard, carpenter, the fourth is Thomas Cleeve. Bb Cm Gm D7 Gm Goodfellow is the tenor man that rings them round so brave [Verse 4] Gm Cm D7 They went up to Lanlivery, they brought away the prize Gm Bb Cm D7 And then they went to San Tudy and there they did likewise. Bb Cm Gm D7 There's Stratton men, St. Mabyn men, St. Issey and St. Kew, Bb Cm Gm D7 Gm But the five lads of Egloshayle can all the rest out-do. [Verse 5] Gm Cm D7 Now to conclude my merry task, the sovereign's health we join. Gm Bb Cm D7 Stand every man, I pass the flask and drink his health in wine Bb Cm Gm D7 Gm . And here's to Craddock, Ellery, and here's to Thomas Cleave, Bb Cm Gm D7 Gm To Pollard and the tenor man that rings them round so brave.