John Barleycorn Must Die chords

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Em _ _ _ The A world's Em free, G came down Em from the west _ _ A.
Their G fortunes D for Em tonight _ _ _ .
A On these three Em ends made a D solemn Em.
vow _ A John G Marley, D gold must Em die.
_ G They ploughed, they D sowed, Em they harrowed them G Glass A upon B his head _ _ _ _ _ .
_ Am On these three Em ends D made a solemn Em vow _ A John G Marley, D gold Em must die.
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Em _ D _ Em _ _ _ _ A Let Em him lie G for a D very Em long time _ Till A the rain from G D heaven Em did pour _ .
And A _ Em little Sir John G sprung up Em his head _ And A so G D amazed Em them all.
_ G They let him D stand Em till _ midsummer's G day To look for A.
pale B and poor _ _ _ _ _ .
Am And little Em Sir John's grown G a long, D long Em beard _ And A so G D became Em he.
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Em _ _ _ _ _ A Em fired him with G a scythe so Em sharp _ _ A To cut him G off D at the Em knee.
_ _ A They rolled Em him and G tied him by Em the waist _ A Serving him G most D Em barbarously _ _ .
_ G They've hired D Em men with the sharpest G forks Who've gripped A him to B the heart.
_ _ And _ Am the loader he Em has served G him D worse than Em that For A he's bound D him to Em the cart _ _ .
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A They wheeled Em him around and Bm around a Em field _ Till A they came G unto Em a bond.
_ A And there Em they made G a Em solemn oath _ A On poor G John D.
Em Marley, gold.
_ G They've hired men Em with the craftiest sticks Who've cut G him A skin B from bone.
_ _ And _ _ Am the loader he Em has served G him worse Em than that _ For A he's bound him G between D two Em.
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_ _ A And little Em Sir John and Bm the brown Em bow And A his G brandy Em in the glass.
_ _ A And little Em Sir John and Bm the Em brown bow _ A Who the G strongest man Em had last.
_ _ G The huntsman Bm he Em can't hunt the bat G For so A loudly do they B whistle.
_ And _ _ _ the tinker Em he can't mend Bm his own Em pots _ _ A Without a G little.
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