Chords for Harald Foss - Håkon den gode
Tempo:
96.25 bpm
Chords used:
Gm
F
Bb
Eb
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[D] [Gm] [C] [Gm]
[Cm] [Bb] [Gm]
Viking-hounds and frogs, [Eb] that's what [Gm] this song is about.
Out of the storm this happened, and Håkon was the king.
[Bb] The king sat in his hall and garden, and had not [F] many men.
[Gm] [Bb] So the waves played [F] out with the hall [Gm] and the beach.
Then the king's servant looked [Eb] out with a [Gm] bright spring.
Many ships with striped [Bb] sails and in the fjord they rowed.
Quickly the king's men gathered, for the waves could not [F] be hidden.
[Bb] The king asked what advice he could give.
You, [Gm] Elbert, the slain.
Answered the [Eb] king's servant, [Gm] Thorald, the strongest of the strong.
The word of the Viking is hopeful, for the fjord is a place of waltz.
But the king knows that we have won over the [F] mighty before.
[Gm]
Answered the wrong lord, we will go with the king.
The king's servants were all on their way.
They were all gathered under Håkon's mark.
When the people saw you, they were all [F] six against one.
[Gm] In helmets and swords and sunbeams, like the waves in the sea.
In the brook you were welcomed by the Vikings in white robes.
You were welcomed by the people, you must remember.
He shouted loudly in the wind, I, the Norse king, [F] will find.
[Gm]
He bowed, he was afraid, who can say to him.
The boat over the [Eb] king's head, full [Gm] of strength.
The force in the arm followed the king.
The boatman led the boat, said, hold out as you do.
If you lose, the king [F] will find you.
[Gm] Håkon shouted, the Viking, Thorald, Sverre, Petra, I.
The battle was very fierce, but the others fell in the sun.
Håkon and his men were locked in the cave of the brother.
The river was strong, the road was hard, the road was long and the [F] road was narrow.
[Gm] Then came the fear and the people fled from the country.
[Cm] [Bb] [Gm]
Viking-hounds and frogs, [Eb] that's what [Gm] this song is about.
Out of the storm this happened, and Håkon was the king.
[Bb] The king sat in his hall and garden, and had not [F] many men.
[Gm] [Bb] So the waves played [F] out with the hall [Gm] and the beach.
Then the king's servant looked [Eb] out with a [Gm] bright spring.
Many ships with striped [Bb] sails and in the fjord they rowed.
Quickly the king's men gathered, for the waves could not [F] be hidden.
[Bb] The king asked what advice he could give.
You, [Gm] Elbert, the slain.
Answered the [Eb] king's servant, [Gm] Thorald, the strongest of the strong.
The word of the Viking is hopeful, for the fjord is a place of waltz.
But the king knows that we have won over the [F] mighty before.
[Gm]
Answered the wrong lord, we will go with the king.
The king's servants were all on their way.
They were all gathered under Håkon's mark.
When the people saw you, they were all [F] six against one.
[Gm] In helmets and swords and sunbeams, like the waves in the sea.
In the brook you were welcomed by the Vikings in white robes.
You were welcomed by the people, you must remember.
He shouted loudly in the wind, I, the Norse king, [F] will find.
[Gm]
He bowed, he was afraid, who can say to him.
The boat over the [Eb] king's head, full [Gm] of strength.
The force in the arm followed the king.
The boatman led the boat, said, hold out as you do.
If you lose, the king [F] will find you.
[Gm] Håkon shouted, the Viking, Thorald, Sverre, Petra, I.
The battle was very fierce, but the others fell in the sun.
Håkon and his men were locked in the cave of the brother.
The river was strong, the road was hard, the road was long and the [F] road was narrow.
[Gm] Then came the fear and the people fled from the country.
Key:
Gm
F
Bb
Eb
D
Gm
F
Bb
[D] _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ [C] _ [Gm] _ _
_ [Cm] _ [Bb] _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Viking-hounds and frogs, [Eb] that's what [Gm] this song is about.
Out of the storm this happened, and Håkon was the king.
[Bb] The king sat in his hall and garden, and had not [F] many men. _
_ [Gm] _ [Bb] So the waves played _ _ [F] out with the hall [Gm] and the beach. _ _ _ _ _
Then the king's servant looked [Eb] out with a [Gm] bright spring.
Many ships with striped [Bb] sails and in the fjord they rowed.
Quickly the king's men gathered, for the waves could not [F] be hidden.
_ _ [Bb] _ The king asked what advice he could give.
_ You, [Gm] Elbert, the slain. _ _
_ _ _ Answered the [Eb] king's servant, [Gm] Thorald, the strongest of the strong.
The word of the Viking is hopeful, for the fjord is a place of waltz.
But the king knows that we have won over the [F] mighty before.
_ _ [Gm] _
Answered the wrong lord, we will go with the king. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ The king's servants were all on their way.
_ They were all gathered _ under Håkon's mark.
When the people saw you, they were all [F] six against one.
_ _ [Gm] In helmets and swords and sunbeams, like the waves in the sea.
_ In the brook you were welcomed by the Vikings in white robes.
You were welcomed by the people, you must remember.
He shouted loudly in the wind, I, the Norse king, [F] will find.
_ _ _ [Gm] _
He bowed, he was afraid, who can say to him. _
The boat over the [Eb] king's head, full [Gm] of strength.
The force in the arm followed the king.
The boatman led the boat, said, hold out as you do.
If you lose, the king [F] will find you.
_ _ [Gm] _ _ Håkon shouted, the Viking, Thorald, Sverre, Petra, I.
The battle was very fierce, but the others fell in the sun.
Håkon and his men were locked in the cave of the brother.
The river was strong, the road was hard, the road was long and the [F] road was narrow. _ _
_ [Gm] _ Then came the fear and the people fled from the country. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Cm] _ [Bb] _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Viking-hounds and frogs, [Eb] that's what [Gm] this song is about.
Out of the storm this happened, and Håkon was the king.
[Bb] The king sat in his hall and garden, and had not [F] many men. _
_ [Gm] _ [Bb] So the waves played _ _ [F] out with the hall [Gm] and the beach. _ _ _ _ _
Then the king's servant looked [Eb] out with a [Gm] bright spring.
Many ships with striped [Bb] sails and in the fjord they rowed.
Quickly the king's men gathered, for the waves could not [F] be hidden.
_ _ [Bb] _ The king asked what advice he could give.
_ You, [Gm] Elbert, the slain. _ _
_ _ _ Answered the [Eb] king's servant, [Gm] Thorald, the strongest of the strong.
The word of the Viking is hopeful, for the fjord is a place of waltz.
But the king knows that we have won over the [F] mighty before.
_ _ [Gm] _
Answered the wrong lord, we will go with the king. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ The king's servants were all on their way.
_ They were all gathered _ under Håkon's mark.
When the people saw you, they were all [F] six against one.
_ _ [Gm] In helmets and swords and sunbeams, like the waves in the sea.
_ In the brook you were welcomed by the Vikings in white robes.
You were welcomed by the people, you must remember.
He shouted loudly in the wind, I, the Norse king, [F] will find.
_ _ _ [Gm] _
He bowed, he was afraid, who can say to him. _
The boat over the [Eb] king's head, full [Gm] of strength.
The force in the arm followed the king.
The boatman led the boat, said, hold out as you do.
If you lose, the king [F] will find you.
_ _ [Gm] _ _ Håkon shouted, the Viking, Thorald, Sverre, Petra, I.
The battle was very fierce, but the others fell in the sun.
Håkon and his men were locked in the cave of the brother.
The river was strong, the road was hard, the road was long and the [F] road was narrow. _ _
_ [Gm] _ Then came the fear and the people fled from the country. _ _ _ _ _ _