Chords for Cottage in the Country
Tempo:
88 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
F
B
Gb
Eb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F] [Bb] There's an old cottage [F] waiting in [Bb] the country, waiting for someone to [F] call.
There's an old kettle boiling on the fire.
There's an old welcome mat in [Bb] the hall.
There's an old mama [F] and dad there [Bb] waiting for a son that's been gone for [Eb] so long.
There's an old cottage waiting in [Bb] the country, [F] waiting for that boy to [Bb] come home.
Many years ago [F] he had [Bb] to leave them and travel far across the [F] foaming sea
to fight for the things that he believed in with a song and a guitar on [Bb] his knee.
But they hoped [F] and prayed he'd [Bb] return to them, though the week slowly turned into [Eb] years.
Many nights they have been [Bb] so lonely, and many [F] nights there have been many [Bb] tears.
There's an old [F] cottage waiting in [Bb] the country, waiting for someone [F] to call.
There's an old kettle boiling on the fire.
There's an old welcome mat in [Bb] the hall.
There's an old mama [F] and dad there [Bb] waiting for a son that's been gone for [Eb] so long.
There's an old cottage waiting in [Bb] the country, [F] waiting for that boy to [Bb] come home.
[F] [Bb] [Gb] The [B] old man [Gb] is tired [B] and weary, his back bent over [Gb] with age.
The old woman, she sits by the fire and just gazes into [B] the flames.
On a table [Gb] that's standing [B] beside her are the pictures of the son she misses [E] so.
The son she held and kissed [B] so dearly when [Gb] he left her so many years [B] ago.
There's an old cottage [Gb] waiting in [B] the country, waiting for someone [Gb] to call.
There's an old kettle boiling on the fire.
There's an old welcome mat in [B] the hall.
There's an old mama [Gb] and dad there [B] waiting for a son that's been gone for [E] so long.
There's an old cottage waiting in [B] the country, [Gb] waiting for that boy to [B] come home.
There's [E] an old cottage waiting in [B] the country, [Gb] waiting for that boy to [B] come home.
There's an old kettle boiling on the fire.
There's an old welcome mat in [Bb] the hall.
There's an old mama [F] and dad there [Bb] waiting for a son that's been gone for [Eb] so long.
There's an old cottage waiting in [Bb] the country, [F] waiting for that boy to [Bb] come home.
Many years ago [F] he had [Bb] to leave them and travel far across the [F] foaming sea
to fight for the things that he believed in with a song and a guitar on [Bb] his knee.
But they hoped [F] and prayed he'd [Bb] return to them, though the week slowly turned into [Eb] years.
Many nights they have been [Bb] so lonely, and many [F] nights there have been many [Bb] tears.
There's an old [F] cottage waiting in [Bb] the country, waiting for someone [F] to call.
There's an old kettle boiling on the fire.
There's an old welcome mat in [Bb] the hall.
There's an old mama [F] and dad there [Bb] waiting for a son that's been gone for [Eb] so long.
There's an old cottage waiting in [Bb] the country, [F] waiting for that boy to [Bb] come home.
[F] [Bb] [Gb] The [B] old man [Gb] is tired [B] and weary, his back bent over [Gb] with age.
The old woman, she sits by the fire and just gazes into [B] the flames.
On a table [Gb] that's standing [B] beside her are the pictures of the son she misses [E] so.
The son she held and kissed [B] so dearly when [Gb] he left her so many years [B] ago.
There's an old cottage [Gb] waiting in [B] the country, waiting for someone [Gb] to call.
There's an old kettle boiling on the fire.
There's an old welcome mat in [B] the hall.
There's an old mama [Gb] and dad there [B] waiting for a son that's been gone for [E] so long.
There's an old cottage waiting in [B] the country, [Gb] waiting for that boy to [B] come home.
There's [E] an old cottage waiting in [B] the country, [Gb] waiting for that boy to [B] come home.
Key:
Bb
F
B
Gb
Eb
Bb
F
B
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[F] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ There's an old cottage [F] waiting in [Bb] the country, _ _ _ waiting for someone to [F] call.
There's an old kettle boiling on the fire.
There's an old welcome mat in [Bb] the hall.
_ There's an old mama [F] and dad there [Bb] waiting _ for a son that's been gone for [Eb] so long.
There's an old cottage waiting in [Bb] the country, _ _ [F] waiting for that boy to [Bb] come home.
Many years ago [F] he had [Bb] to leave them and travel far across the [F] foaming sea
to fight for the things that he believed in with a song and a guitar on [Bb] his knee.
But they hoped [F] and prayed he'd [Bb] return to them, though the week slowly turned into [Eb] years.
Many nights they have been [Bb] so lonely, _ and many [F] nights there have been many [Bb] tears.
There's an old [F] cottage waiting in [Bb] the country, _ _ _ waiting for someone [F] to call.
There's an old kettle boiling on the fire.
There's an old welcome mat in [Bb] the hall.
There's an old mama [F] and dad there [Bb] waiting for a son that's been gone for [Eb] so long.
There's an old cottage waiting in [Bb] the country, _ [F] waiting for that boy to [Bb] come home. _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ [Gb] The [B] old man [Gb] is tired [B] and weary, _ _ his back bent over [Gb] with age.
The old woman, she sits by the fire and just gazes into [B] the flames.
On a table [Gb] that's standing [B] beside her are the pictures of the son she misses [E] so. _
The son she held and kissed [B] so dearly when [Gb] he left her so many years [B] ago. _ _
There's an old cottage [Gb] waiting in [B] the country, _ _ waiting for someone [Gb] to call. _ _
There's an old kettle boiling on the fire.
There's an old welcome mat in [B] the hall.
There's an old mama [Gb] and dad there [B] waiting _ for a son that's been gone for [E] so long.
There's an old cottage waiting in [B] the country, _ [Gb] waiting for that boy to [B] come home.
There's [E] an old cottage waiting in [B] the country, _ [Gb] waiting for that boy to [B] come home. _ _
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[F] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ There's an old cottage [F] waiting in [Bb] the country, _ _ _ waiting for someone to [F] call.
There's an old kettle boiling on the fire.
There's an old welcome mat in [Bb] the hall.
_ There's an old mama [F] and dad there [Bb] waiting _ for a son that's been gone for [Eb] so long.
There's an old cottage waiting in [Bb] the country, _ _ [F] waiting for that boy to [Bb] come home.
Many years ago [F] he had [Bb] to leave them and travel far across the [F] foaming sea
to fight for the things that he believed in with a song and a guitar on [Bb] his knee.
But they hoped [F] and prayed he'd [Bb] return to them, though the week slowly turned into [Eb] years.
Many nights they have been [Bb] so lonely, _ and many [F] nights there have been many [Bb] tears.
There's an old [F] cottage waiting in [Bb] the country, _ _ _ waiting for someone [F] to call.
There's an old kettle boiling on the fire.
There's an old welcome mat in [Bb] the hall.
There's an old mama [F] and dad there [Bb] waiting for a son that's been gone for [Eb] so long.
There's an old cottage waiting in [Bb] the country, _ [F] waiting for that boy to [Bb] come home. _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ [Gb] The [B] old man [Gb] is tired [B] and weary, _ _ his back bent over [Gb] with age.
The old woman, she sits by the fire and just gazes into [B] the flames.
On a table [Gb] that's standing [B] beside her are the pictures of the son she misses [E] so. _
The son she held and kissed [B] so dearly when [Gb] he left her so many years [B] ago. _ _
There's an old cottage [Gb] waiting in [B] the country, _ _ waiting for someone [Gb] to call. _ _
There's an old kettle boiling on the fire.
There's an old welcome mat in [B] the hall.
There's an old mama [Gb] and dad there [B] waiting _ for a son that's been gone for [E] so long.
There's an old cottage waiting in [B] the country, _ [Gb] waiting for that boy to [B] come home.
There's [E] an old cottage waiting in [B] the country, _ [Gb] waiting for that boy to [B] come home. _ _
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