Аккорды Al Stewart - The Coldest Winter In Memory

[Intro]
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Repeat 4 times

[Verse 1]
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The coldest winter in memory was 1709
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The sea froze off the coast of France all along the Neptune line
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By the lost town of Dunwich the shore was washed away
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They say you hear the church bells still as they toll beneath the waves

[Verse 2]
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Come all you earthly princes, wheresoever you may be
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From the Sun King in the court of France to the Tsar in Muscovy
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Take of heed of Charles of Sweden, the Lion of the North,
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On the cracked earth of summer with his army he goes forth

[Verse 3]
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I was there amongst that number, I heard the trumpets strain
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I saw the host of banners spread across the Polish plain
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And those who stood against us, they soon were swept away
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They may have the numbers but it's Charles shall have the day

[Chorus]
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Guardian angels wherever you may be,
C     G        F                C
reach down and keep my soul for me

[Verse 4]
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We cut our way through forests, we crossed on frozen streams
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They fell away before us like a murmur in a dream
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They burned the land around us while snow was closing in
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The hands of winter took us as we fired against the wind

[Verse 5]
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Through all the courts of Europe there's a rumor from the East
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The kings have come to battle and it's Charles who's known defeat
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They'll shake their heads and wonder at how this came to be
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But it's nights without a shelter that have made an end for me

[Chorus]
Am         Em    F               G
Guardian angels wherever you may be,
C     G        F                C
reach down and keep my soul for me

[Verse 6]
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Now Charles is fled to Turkey, left his men afar
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And they'll be marched through Moscow now as prisoners of the Tsar
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And had I but known last summer what I know understand
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I'd have never set my foot inside this bleak and bitter land

[Chorus]
Am         Em    F               G
Guardian angels wherever you may be,
C     G        F                C
reach down and keep my soul for me

[Outro]
    C                 G         F   C
The coldest winter in memory was 1709
    C                 G                   F                 G
The sea froze off the coast of France all along the Neptune line
       Am           Em          F                 G
By the lost town of Dunwich the shore was washed away
     C                G                          F                 C
They say you hear the church bells still as they toll beneath the waves