Chords for The Watersons "Hal-An-Tow"

This is the last song before we invite Louis back again, and it's the Helston Mayday song, Hal [C] and Toe.
_ _ _ _ [G] Since man was first created, his works have been debated.
We have _ celebrated the coming of the spring.
_ Hal and Toe, jolly _ lumberlough, we were up
Long before the day of to welcome in the summer, to welcome _ in the
The _ _ _ _ _ summer is [Gm] a-coming in and winter's gone away, oh _ _
Take the scorn to wear the horn, it was the crest when you was born
Your father's father wore it and your father wore it too
_ Hal and Toe, [G] jolly _ lumberlough, we were up
_ Long before the day of to welcome in the summer, to welcome in the
The _ _ _ _ _ _ summer is a-coming in and winter's gone away, oh _
_ God bless and marry _ Moses, _ _ _ _ and
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
send us peace to _ England _
_ _ Send peace by _ day, _ _ [D] oh
_ Hal [G] _ _ _ _ and Toe, jolly lumberlough, we were up
Long before the day of to welcome in the summer, to welcome in
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
The summer is a-coming in and _ winter's gone away
_ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ We didn't go to any clubs before we formed our own clubs.
We knew nothing whatsoever about other people's clubs.
[G#] We opened in a dance hall, to 40 personal friends, with tea served at 9 o'clock in the inter-hall, you [E] know.
Tea and biscuits.
Our audience was people who had pushed us.
Our personal friends, I should say.
And we went there about six [F#] weeks and realised that a gaggle [G] was essential, you know, and moved to a pub. _
Taste the holy waters.
_ _ _ _ [N] _