Chords for Anais Mitchell & Jefferson Hamer - Sir Patrick Spens, (Celtic Connections, Glasgow 2 Feb 2013)

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The king sits in the throne room, drinking the blood red wine.
Where can I get _ a captain to sail this ship of mine?
Ain't nothing slow, cause sailing boy, sitting at the [G] king's right knee.
So catch it, [Am] Scrooge, it's the best captain in the [A] world.
So he looks _ _ _ _ to King Nero, _ brother, [D] and see what it would be [A] to stand.
It's anything to catch it, Scrooge, walking out on the stand.
Keep out of the way, keep out of the way, keep out of the [D] way of the fallen.
[A] We're not rivals [E] in family, [C] to the land [A] of the bright and calm. _
The first one has to catch it red, [F#m] the evil will be his [A] side.
The next one has to catch it red, the sultry rise and die.
Oh, who is it, oh, who is it, [F#m] who told the king [D] of me,
[A] to set [G] us off this [A] time of year, [C] to sail [A] across the sea? _ _ _
_ Rest you well, my good man, I shall not sail alone.
Before I catch land, you know the Lord's first, first, first, ship's mine.
Before I catch land, you can't be best to bring the [D] heirs of honor.
Away, [G] away, we'll go away, to [D] bring the king's [A] bride home. _ _ _
Last year I feared my captain here, I feared what comes of harm.
Last year I saw the new king, the old man in the rime.
I'll be a fan, I'll be a frown, I'll be a [G] deadly storm.
_ [A] Blow the wind, wear the hail, I [D] shall not sail [A] _ [A] alone. _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ They had me sailing the day, the [F#m] day, the [A] day, the day, the only one.
_ I had a boat that blew the [D] wind, maybe because [A] she'd moaned.
They had me sailing the day, the day, the [G] day, the day, the day, the day, the day.
All [G] the waves [A] came for the [Dm] sight, and rolled [A] around with me.
_ _ _ They had me sailing the lea, the lea, the lea, the lonely fight.
When the anchor broke, and the sail went home, she began to write.
We had a simple, legally, [G] concrete, lonely night
[A] And all the waves came for us like [F] diamonds in a [A] chain
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_ _ _ And we'll climb the top, that's how, [F#m] far take it [A] down in there
And we'll climb the top, that's how, sweetly every night
No shore, no shore, _ _ I had a [D] single island, that [G] I had seen
[Em] The blue and the fair, with the coal and the black [A] steam _
_ _ Come down, come down, my sailor [D] boy, I think you've [A] turned me on
This fall season, I come back, and now you might have gone
Come down, come down, my sailor boy, it's here that we must die
The ship [G] is gone, and [B] every side, [F] and now I see _ _
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_ Low, [Bm] low, through the snow, to my bed, [C] I had [A] heaps of shoes
The lonely, all the day was over, [D] perhaps they'd [A] slain the dog
And many were the feathered bears, [D] that fluttered on [D] the foam
_ [A] Many were those noble boys, [C] who never knew the [A] curtain call
_ _ _ Fifteen miles from shore to shore, [D] and fifty, [A] if I can see
Their eyes were as if at rest, [F#m] as if alone down by the [A] trees
But God, the loneliest sailor, [A] with a lantern in [D] hand
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[G] Before he could see, he smirked at his friends, [C] from sailing [A] home again _ _ _ _
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