Hortensia Chords by Boknakaran

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_ _ He held it, and he picked it up, [D] and he had it [A] right from the harbor.
It was man's potential, [E] a rebuilder's hunt.
[A] It was said that it was a little like [D] the plant she [A] named.
[D] It was [A] registered in the harvest, [E] and was used for [A] small silk products.
[F#m] And he held it like a ship, [Bm] stood for waiting and maneuvering.
[E] He was trained in drums [D] and [C#] compass navigation. _
[A] While he was working hard from the harbor, [D] he stood for cooking [A] and serving.
[D] And he found someone [A] who matched [E] her, a 60 [A]-year-old girl. _
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_ It was silk on Finnmark's fjord, [D] it became a long way to [A] the ferry.
[D] To the factory [A] from _ [E] Borkenestes on Helgeland.
[A] But he held it, and he found [D] it, and the pocket was [A] known along the way.
[D] So [A] Tensia, the first, [E] came to the [A] house.
_ _ [F#m] It was less that they trusted [Bm] him, the youngest man.
[E] Who was a cook and a silver [C#] haler, a waiter and a slinger man.
[A] He became an elder and a carotid [D] surgeon over Osanger [A] and Tana.
[D] And they laid [A] or beat in [E] pieces of [A] Stalinia land.
_ It went well until December, [D] when they came from [A] the repair shop.
[D] And they laid the drum in [A] the drum, [E] where they would soon be [A] machines.
They would get [D] repaired, a machine, [A] five and two.
[D] While the others were [A] bunkers, wine, bread [E] and water [A] and solar.
_ Among [F#m] all the pleasures of life, [Bm] the most dangerous.
[E] And in the drum there is a basement [C#] where he can serve beer.
[A] So he had something he found, [D] the happy [A] proletariat of the coast.
[D] Should necessarily [A] visit [E] it, [A] sin's feast and beer. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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[E] How [A] empty the trip would end, [D] none of [A] them had thought.
[D] Right on the head [A] of the painter, the [E] machinist fell asleep and bought off.
[A] And with the youngest man with the rat, [D] he who had not [A] given up.
[D] Tensia was left with [A] war load, as [E] a servant of the Lord [A] said.
[F#m] In the quest for sleep, I took [Bm] him with me, I drove him out.
[E] Through the fields, [C#] he slept with the power of the eyes.
[A] While the good ones, who were waiting, [D]
snored [A] in the [D] shooting.
He took a nap on [A] the sun every year, [E] after eight [A] hours of watch. _ _ _ _ _
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[D] _ [F#] _ _ _ [B] But with the angels as a [E] man, he became harder than [B] man.
[E] For he fell asleep [B] over the [F#] rat for a short and sad moment.
[B] He burned himself on the door [E] with wine, [B] bread and water.
[E] And took a [B] look at the [F#] poorest, who looked [B] like a son.
_ [G#] But at this time of year, [C#m] there is a shortage of daily necessities.
[F#] You must drive after the smell [D#] and take the course on the compass.
[B] So Tensia with [E] manliness, stood with the course [B] for the king's war.
[E] It was rushed [B] up in the distance, [F#] out of the south, [B] in the country.
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[A] It was a matter of seven explanations, [D] which I will not [A] describe.
[D] It will only serve [A] as a memory [E] of a honest guest.
[A] For the three of them who were on board, and as [D] we know, got the mountain [A] of life.
[D] Have long since fallen [A] and [E] delivered their [A] last load.
But [F#m] on the fjords of heaven, [Bm] the weather will be rarer.
_ [E] Than that there can be heard the thundering of [C#] a sixty union.
_ _ _ _ [A] Therefore, Tensia with manliness, [D] stood with the [A] course for our lord.
[D] And was appointed [A] by St.
Peter, [E] in a provisional procession.
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