Chords for Oak & Ash & Thorn, from Cures What Ails Ya by The Longest Johns

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Oh [A] England to adore _ [C] Greater are none beneath the sun [G] than oak
and ashen [D] thorn Sing [A] oak and ashen thorn, good stirs all on
[Em] midsummer's morn [F] Surely we'll [C] sing of [Am] no little [G] thing in
oak [A] and ashen thorn _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] You that is old in churchyard mold
He [A] breedeth a mighty bow Older for shoes do wise men choose
[D] And each [C] more comes [A] or so But when you have killed and your bowl it is
filled And your shoes are clean outworn
_ [F] Vacuum [C] of speed for all that you need [G] to oak and ashen thorn
[Am] Sing oak and ashen thorn, good stirs [G] all on midsummer's morn
[C] Surely we'll sing of no little [G] thing in oak and ashen thorn
[D] Sing oak and ashen thorn, [A] good stirs all [G] on midsummer's morn
[C] Surely we'll sing of no little [G] thing in oak and [A] ashen thorn _ _
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_ She hates mankind [D] and waits [A] till every [Am] gust be laid
[C] To drop the limb on the head of him [G] that anyway trusts her shade
[D] But whether a lad [A] be sober or sad or mellow with ale from the hoard
[D] [C] He'll take no wrong when he lieth along [G] neath oak and ashen thorn
[Am] Sing oak and ashen thorn, good stirs [G] all on midsummer's [C] morn
Surely we'll sing of no little [G] thing in oak and ashen [D] thorn
Sing oak and [A] ashen [D] thorn, good stirs all on [G] midsummer's morn
[C] Surely we'll sing of no [Am] little [G] thing in oak and [Am] ashen _ thorn
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tell the priest our plight [A] for he would call it a sin
[D] [A] But we've been out in [D] the [A] woods all night [D] conjuring [Am] [A] summer in
We bring you good news by [Dm] word of mouth, [A] good news for cattle and corn
Sure as the sun come up from the south by oak and [D] ashen _ thorn _
_ [A] Sing oak and ashen [Dm] thorn, good stirs [G] all on midsummer's morn
[C] Surely we'll sing of no little [G] thing in oak and ashen thorn
[D] Sing oak and [A] ashen thorn, [B] good stirs all on [G] midsummer's morn
[C] Surely we'll sing of no little [G] thing in oak and ashen thorn
[D] Sing oak [Am] and [A] ashen thorn, good stirs all on [G] midsummer's morn
[C] Surely we'll sing of no little [G] thing in oak and ashen thorn
[D] Sing oak and [A] ashen thorn, good stirs [Em] all on midsummer's morn
[C] Surely we'll sing a little [G] thing in open [D] fashion.
The [A] war. _ _ _ _
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