Аккорды Steeleye Span - The Hard Times Of Old England

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Come all brother tradesmen that travel alone,
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O, pray come and tell me where the trade is all gone,
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Long time I have travelled and cannot find none,
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And it's O, the hard times of old England,
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In old England very hard times.

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Provisions you buy at the shop it is true,
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But if you've no money there's none there for you.
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So what's a poor man and his family to do?
A                                 D
And it's O, the hard times of old England,
G              A         D
In old England very hard times.

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If you go to a shop and you ask for a job
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They will answer you there with a shake and a nod.
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That's enough to make a poor man to turn out and rob,
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And it's O, the hard times of old England,
G              A         D
In old England very hard times.

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You will see the poor tradesmen a-walking the street
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From morning till night for employment to seek.
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And scarcely they have any shoes to their feet,
A                                 D
And it's O, the hard times of old England,
G              A         D
In old England very hard times.

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Our soldiers and sailors have just come from war,
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Been fighting for King and their country this year,
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Come home to be starved better have stayed where they were,
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And it's O, the hard times of old England,
G              A         D
In old England very hard times.

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So now to conclude and to finish my song
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Let us hope that these hard times they will not last long.
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And I may soon have occasion to alter my song,
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And sing O, the good times of old England,
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In old England jolly times.
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And sing O, the good times of old England,
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In old England jolly times.