Chords for The Longest Johns | Rufford Park Poachers
Tempo:
127.5 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Gb
Ab
Bb
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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A buck or doe, believe it so, a pheasant or [Eb] a hare, were set on earth for everyone quite equally to share.
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So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers [F] bold that night in Rufford Park.
They say that forty gallant poachers, they were in distress, they'd often been attacked when their number it was less.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
[Eb] Among the gorse to settle scores, those forty gathered stones, to make a fight for poor men's rights and break the keeper's bones.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
The keepers went with flails against those poachers and their cause, so no man there again would dare defy the rich man's laws.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
All on the ground with mortal wound, head keeper Robert's lay, he never will rise up until the [Bb] final judgement day.
Of all the band who made a stand to [Gm] set a net or snare, the [Eb] four men brought before the court were tried for murder there.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think [Eb] about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
[Ebm] The judge he said for Robert's death [Bb] transported you must be, to serve a term of forty years in convict slavery.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think [Gb] about [Ab] those poachers bold [Eb] that night in Rufford Park.
A buck or doe, believe it so, a pheasant or a hare, were set [Gb] on earth for [Ab]
everyone quite [Gb] equally to share.
So poacher bold, your tale is told, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those [Bbm] poachers bold that night [Eb] in Rufford Park.
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So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers [F] bold that night in Rufford Park.
They say that forty gallant poachers, they were in distress, they'd often been attacked when their number it was less.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
[Eb] Among the gorse to settle scores, those forty gathered stones, to make a fight for poor men's rights and break the keeper's bones.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
The keepers went with flails against those poachers and their cause, so no man there again would dare defy the rich man's laws.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
All on the ground with mortal wound, head keeper Robert's lay, he never will rise up until the [Bb] final judgement day.
Of all the band who made a stand to [Gm] set a net or snare, the [Eb] four men brought before the court were tried for murder there.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think [Eb] about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
[Ebm] The judge he said for Robert's death [Bb] transported you must be, to serve a term of forty years in convict slavery.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think [Gb] about [Ab] those poachers bold [Eb] that night in Rufford Park.
A buck or doe, believe it so, a pheasant or a hare, were set [Gb] on earth for [Ab]
everyone quite [Gb] equally to share.
So poacher bold, your tale is told, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those [Bbm] poachers bold that night [Eb] in Rufford Park.
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_ A buck or doe, believe it so, a pheasant or [Eb] a hare, were set on earth for everyone quite equally to share.
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So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers [F] bold that night in Rufford Park.
They say that forty gallant poachers, they were in distress, they'd often been attacked when their number it was less.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
_ [Eb] Among the gorse to settle scores, those forty gathered stones, to make a fight for poor men's rights and break the keeper's bones.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
The keepers went with flails against those poachers and their cause, so no man there again would dare defy the rich man's laws.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
All on the ground with mortal wound, head keeper Robert's lay, he never will rise up until the [Bb] final judgement day.
Of all the band who made a stand to [Gm] set a net or snare, the [Eb] four men brought before the court were tried for murder there.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think [Eb] about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
[Ebm] The judge he said for Robert's death [Bb] transported you must be, to serve a term of forty years in convict slavery.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think [Gb] about [Ab] those poachers bold [Eb] that night in Rufford Park.
_ A buck or doe, _ believe it so, a pheasant or a hare, were set [Gb] on earth for [Ab]
everyone quite [Gb] equally to share.
So poacher bold, your tale is told, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those [Bbm] poachers bold that night [Eb] in Rufford Park.
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_ A buck or doe, believe it so, a pheasant or [Eb] a hare, were set on earth for everyone quite equally to share.
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So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers [F] bold that night in Rufford Park.
They say that forty gallant poachers, they were in distress, they'd often been attacked when their number it was less.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
_ [Eb] Among the gorse to settle scores, those forty gathered stones, to make a fight for poor men's rights and break the keeper's bones.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
The keepers went with flails against those poachers and their cause, so no man there again would dare defy the rich man's laws.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
All on the ground with mortal wound, head keeper Robert's lay, he never will rise up until the [Bb] final judgement day.
Of all the band who made a stand to [Gm] set a net or snare, the [Eb] four men brought before the court were tried for murder there.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think [Eb] about those poachers bold that night in Rufford Park.
[Ebm] The judge he said for Robert's death [Bb] transported you must be, to serve a term of forty years in convict slavery.
So poacher bold, as I unfold, keep up your gallant heart, and think [Gb] about [Ab] those poachers bold [Eb] that night in Rufford Park.
_ A buck or doe, _ believe it so, a pheasant or a hare, were set [Gb] on earth for [Ab]
everyone quite [Gb] equally to share.
So poacher bold, your tale is told, keep up your gallant heart, and think about those [Bbm] poachers bold that night [Eb] in Rufford Park.
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