Chords for The Minstrels of Mayhem - Wednesday Mourn - Now.wmv
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[Em] Well, we just set sail from the [Bm] Isle of Green this early Wednesday morn
[A] and a blood-red sky [E] to warn
the storm, it had begun
eye, Captain Murphy shouting, [Em] it can be outrun
[E] water, sweat [Bm] a little blood Say [B] a little prayer that the hole won't flood
[E] and the winds begin to [Bm] blow
[A] And we wonder [Bm] if we're ever [Em] gonna get back home
[Em] Well, we just set sail from the [Bm] Isle of Green this early Wednesday morn
[A] and a blood-red sky [E] to warn
the storm, it had begun
eye, Captain Murphy shouting, [Em] it can be outrun
[E] water, sweat [Bm] a little blood Say [B] a little prayer that the hole won't flood
[E] and the winds begin to [Bm] blow
[A] And we wonder [Bm] if we're ever [Em] gonna get back home
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_ [D] _ [C] _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ [Em] _ Well, we just set sail from the [Bm] Isle of Green this early Wednesday morn
[E] With our captain and crew [C] who were tried and true [A] and a blood-red sky [E] to warn
Us of the danger [Bm] brewing west, the storm, it had begun
With our chins held high [C] and steel in our eye, Captain Murphy shouting, [Em] it can be outrun
[Am] Sweat a little [E] water, sweat [Bm] a little blood Say [B] a little prayer that the hole won't flood
[A] Sky is turning black [E] and the winds begin to [Bm] blow
We're forty-six men and we're only flesh and bone [A] And we wonder [Bm] if we're ever [Em] gonna get back home _ _
We worked the wind and [Bm] rolled the waves, our ship we knew her well
[E] Till we found [D] at last [C] that we'd never get past [Am] and the sea began [Em] to swell
The ship and crew were [Bm] turned and tossed, such a flight can't be ignored
[Em] So we dropped [D] our [C] sails as we heard the [A] wails of Captain Murphy [Em] shouting, there's a man overboard
_ [Am] Sweat a little [Em] water, sweat a little [Bm] blood Say a little [E] prayer that the hole won't [A] flood
Eight men [Em] lie in the darkness now below Now we're thirty-eight [C] men and we're only flesh and bone
And we wonder if we're [Em] ever gonna get back home _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ [Bm] _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _
The waves began to [Bm] crust the bow, men dying all around
[Em] When a [D] lightning [C] blast had broken our [A] mast and Captain Murphy cried, [E] he sure were going [B] down
[A] Sweat a little [Em] water, sweat a little [Bm] blood Say a little [E] prayer that the hole won't [A] flood
Twenty more [Em] men through the darkness now below Now we're eighteen [C] men and we're only flesh and [A] bone
And we wonder if we're [Em] ever gonna get back home
_ Now the ship it lurched and broke in two with a [Bm] great and thunderous roar
So [Em] we [D] said our goodbyes [C] with [Bm] salt in our eyes _
And sank [B] to the bottom [Em] of the ocean floor
Sweat [Am] a little [E] water, sweat [Bm] a little blood Say a little [E] prayer that the hole won't [Am] flood
Sailors take heed [Em] of the red sky in the morn _
For you know [D] you're just [C] men and you're only flesh and [A] bone
And there's someone who'll be [Em] waiting when you get back home
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ _ [Em] _ Well, we just set sail from the [Bm] Isle of Green this early Wednesday morn
[E] With our captain and crew [C] who were tried and true [A] and a blood-red sky [E] to warn
Us of the danger [Bm] brewing west, the storm, it had begun
With our chins held high [C] and steel in our eye, Captain Murphy shouting, [Em] it can be outrun
[Am] Sweat a little [E] water, sweat [Bm] a little blood Say [B] a little prayer that the hole won't flood
[A] Sky is turning black [E] and the winds begin to [Bm] blow
We're forty-six men and we're only flesh and bone [A] And we wonder [Bm] if we're ever [Em] gonna get back home _ _
We worked the wind and [Bm] rolled the waves, our ship we knew her well
[E] Till we found [D] at last [C] that we'd never get past [Am] and the sea began [Em] to swell
The ship and crew were [Bm] turned and tossed, such a flight can't be ignored
[Em] So we dropped [D] our [C] sails as we heard the [A] wails of Captain Murphy [Em] shouting, there's a man overboard
_ [Am] Sweat a little [Em] water, sweat a little [Bm] blood Say a little [E] prayer that the hole won't [A] flood
Eight men [Em] lie in the darkness now below Now we're thirty-eight [C] men and we're only flesh and bone
And we wonder if we're [Em] ever gonna get back home _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ [Bm] _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _
The waves began to [Bm] crust the bow, men dying all around
[Em] When a [D] lightning [C] blast had broken our [A] mast and Captain Murphy cried, [E] he sure were going [B] down
[A] Sweat a little [Em] water, sweat a little [Bm] blood Say a little [E] prayer that the hole won't [A] flood
Twenty more [Em] men through the darkness now below Now we're eighteen [C] men and we're only flesh and [A] bone
And we wonder if we're [Em] ever gonna get back home
_ Now the ship it lurched and broke in two with a [Bm] great and thunderous roar
So [Em] we [D] said our goodbyes [C] with [Bm] salt in our eyes _
And sank [B] to the bottom [Em] of the ocean floor
Sweat [Am] a little [E] water, sweat [Bm] a little blood Say a little [E] prayer that the hole won't [Am] flood
Sailors take heed [Em] of the red sky in the morn _
For you know [D] you're just [C] men and you're only flesh and [A] bone
And there's someone who'll be [Em] waiting when you get back home
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _