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+ | ====== Rise Up Jock ====== | ||
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+ | T:Rise Up Jock | ||
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+ | C:Bob and Carol Pegg | ||
+ | O:"He Came From The Mountains", | ||
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+ | I:speed 400 | ||
+ | G/F/ | E C D B, | C C z C/D/ | E G A c | d3 c/d/ | | ||
+ | w:1.~As_ | I went out one | morn- ing for to | take the pleas- ant | air, the_ | | ||
+ | e c d B | c A G C/D/ | E G G E | D3 G/F/ | E C D B, | | ||
+ | w: birds were sing- ing | in the trees and the | wea- ther it was | fair. I_ | sat for~a while to | | ||
+ | C C C C/D/ | E G A c | d3 c/d/ | e c d B |\ | ||
+ | w:rest my back at the | foot of~a sha- dy | oak When_ | by there came a | | ||
+ | c A G C/D/ | | ||
+ | w:band of men with their | | ||
+ | E G G E | D2 " | ||
+ | w:fac- es black as | smoke. | ||
+ | D G G A | E D C2- | C2 z C/D/ | E/E/ G G G/G/ | A c d2- | d2 c d |\ | ||
+ | w: rise up jock and | sing your song, | _ For the | sum- mer is short and the | win- ter long | _ Let's_ | | ||
+ | e c d B | | ||
+ | w: all join hands and | | ||
+ | c A G C/D/ | E G G A | E D C2- | C2 z |] | ||
+ | w:form a chain till the | leaves of spring- time | bloom a- gain |</ | ||
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+ | 1. As I went out one morning for to take the pleasant air, | ||
+ | the birds were singing in the trees and the weather it was fair. | ||
+ | I sat for a while to rest my back at the foot of a shady oak | ||
+ | When by there came a band of men with their faces black as smoke. | ||
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+ | **Chorus: | ||
+ | //And it's rise up jock and sing your song, | ||
+ | For the summer is short and the winter long | ||
+ | Let's all join hands and form a chain | ||
+ | till the leaves of springtime bloom again // | ||
+ | |||
+ | 2. Now the first to come in was a soldier with his rifle in his hand | ||
+ | He'd just returned from fighting wars in many's the distant land | ||
+ | And he'd left his regiment sleeping at the foot of a foreign hill | ||
+ | And he's returned to England for to kill or to be killed | ||
+ | |||
+ | [Chorus] | ||
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+ | 3. And the next to come in was a sailor, he'd just returned from the sea | ||
+ | He'd sailed away for seven long years, till at last he was set free | ||
+ | That evening as the sun went down, he'd anchored by the shore | ||
+ | And he's returned to England for to fight one battle more | ||
+ | |||
+ | [Chorus] | ||
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+ | 4. In the middle of the forest where the blackbirds sweet did sing | ||
+ | The soldier and the sailor took their place inside a ring | ||
+ | And when the battle started they went at it blow by blow | ||
+ | And when the battle ended, down their backs the blood did flow | ||
+ | |||
+ | [Chorus] | ||
+ | |||
+ | 5. Now a chimneysweep and a doctor come a walkin' | ||
+ | And when they saw the bodies there, they show-ed no alarm | ||
+ | For the doctor he'd been traveling thru Italy, France, and Spain | ||
+ | And he had in his bag a tiny flask for to ease the ache and pain | ||
+ | |||
+ | [Chorus] | ||
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+ | 6. He gave a drink to the soldier who rose up from the ground | ||
+ | And he began to sing his song as he passed the bottle round | ||
+ | And the sailor, the same up from the ground, as sure as he was born | ||
+ | And the soldier, the sailor, the doctor, and the sweep, they danced into the dawn | ||
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+ | [Chorus] | ||