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Moonfleet:
04. Have A Care 2:52 Figuras
Other Stories:
01. The Moonfleet Overture 5:03
02. The Village of Moonfleet... (Narration) 1:27
The village of Moonfleet lies half a mile from the sea,
in the centre of Moonfleet bay,
a death trap for sailors caught in a south-westerly gale.
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03. The Light On The Bay 1:57
EmLast night, I sDaw it there,
ShCining in the dark agDain,Em  
The light that all men sDeem to fCear,
They say that saDilors were drGowning Din the bCay,
And pAmeople kept away,
Waiting fFor the riches that a wreck would brEming,
When the morning cDomes,
And nCow the ghost of BlDackbeard walks agEmain,
To hCaunt the ones who wDould not hear the pEmain
HDelp mCe, D  Em  
HDelp mCe..D.Em  
I took the Dold path down, dCown to where the graveyard lDay,Em  
The place I knDew when I was yCoung,
They say that BlDackbeard had Ghidden preciDous stCones,
AmAmongst the ancient bones,
So I sFet off to the darkness down belEmow,
By the candle glDow,
T'was thCen I heard the vDoices, saw a lEmight,
And stCarted on the jDourney of my lEmife...
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04. Have A Care 2:52
With the Emvoices getting nearer I knew Bmthat I had to hide,
I got Amup behind a coffin, then I Bsaw who was inside,
By the Emskin and bones of Blackbeard I Glay there in the dark,
T'was Amthen I heard a whisper above the Bbeating of my heart
Have a cEmare, have a care,
T'was Cevilly come by and no Ggood will Dyou find Cthere,D  
Have a Emcare, have a care,
T'was Cevilly stolen, only Gpain and Dsorrow Cthere D- have a Emcare!
So t'was Emfrom the world of smugglers that I Bmhid myself that night,
And when they Amleft I opened up the coffin Bfor a look inside,
But inEmstead of Blackbeard's diamonds, in the Glocket at his heart,
Only Amverses from the Bible and a Bvoice came from the dark
Have a cEmare, have a care,
T'was Cevilly come by and no Ggood will Dyou find Cthere,D  
Have a Emcare, have a care,
T'was Cevilly stolen, only Gpain and Dsorrow Cthere D- have a Emcare!
GmWhat shall we do with the boy who's hiding,
Fwhat shall we do with the boy who's hiding,
Gmwhat shall we do with the boy who's hiding, Fearly in the Gmmorning?
GmLock him in the vault so he can't get out boys,
FLock him in the vault so he can't get out boys,
GmLock him in the vault so he can't get out boys, Fearly in the Gmmorning!
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05. For Two Days and Nights... (Narration) 1:14
A love that would survive every twist and turn of fate.
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06. Go Where Your Heart Believes 4:11
F Bb F Bb C
FFreedom calls
BbAnd in yCour heart you have been waitinBbg
FFor this moBbment tCo come
DmWithin these walls
You have hBbeard worDmds of inspiratioBbn
TChat have opDmened your eyeCs
I am oldAm  
But there's a wisdom Dmthat comes wGmith years
CYou are young and it's Amso easy Dmwhen you have no fearCs
FGo, Emgo where your heFart believes
Your Bbmemories are waiting
It's the only wCay to find out who Fyou areC  Bb  
FIn this lifeC  
There is a rFoad that you must folloBbw
To the lCeft or the right
FOne is widCe but the oDmther is hFard and narrow
BbTake this one and you can cFall it your own
CThere will be sFo many voices trying to tGmurn you roundC  
Take a moAmment just to listDmen then cGmarry oCn
FGo, go whEmere your hDmeart believes
Your memorBbies are waiting
It's the only wCay to find out who you aFre
There will be tAbimes when you're lost and lonely
And you will have no-one besEbide you
And tEbmhat is when you'll find the hidden one insF#ide
Who will hCelp you thrDmough
Bm Em Am D
Bm Em Am D
C D C D
GGo, go where yoEmur heart believesG  
Your mCemories are waiting
And your drGeams are on their wDay; Ggo, Dgo to your Emdestiny
You kCnow I will be with you every sGtep of the wDay, GgoD  
Em(Go where your heGart beliCeves)G  D  
GFreedom calls
(EmGo to your desGtinyC)Em  D  G  
CGo where your hDeart beliGeves
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07. The Escape 4:19
Intro:
Em D G Bm
Em
And sEmo it began
The story how Elzevir would look after John as hDis own sEmon
And the smAmugglers betrayed on Moonfleet Bay
By MEmaskew looking now at DElzevir's gEmun
Then a shGot rang out in the mDorning light
MEmaskew fell a hBole between his eyes
But it was hEmis own men who brAmought him down
And they Balso got poor JEmohn, oh, they Dalso shot poor JEmohn
COoGoh, it's a dDangerous wEmorld boys
COoGoh, with the smDuggling crEmew
COoGoh, it's a dDangerous lEmife boys
WhEmen you're rDunning from the RevenEmue
WhEmen you're rDunning from the RevenEmue
And sEmo to escape it came now for Elzevir to pick up the boy
And cDarry him awEmay
For he cAmould not walk with a bullet in the leg
And they mEmade for the safety of the PDurbeck cEmave
T'was thGere that John would rDead one night
The wEmords in the locket by cBandlelight
For the BEmible verses hAmeld the key to BlBackbeard's hidden trEmeasure
At the bDottom of a Castle wEmell
COoGoh, it's a dDangerous wEmorld boys
COoGoh, in a smDuggler's lEmife
COoGoh, in the DDays of our Emage boys
ThEmat's where the sDecret of the treasure lEmies
ThEmat's where the sDecret of the treasure lEmies
C G D Em
C G D Em
C G D Em
ThEmat's where the sDecret of the treasure lEmies
ThEmat's where the sDecret of the treasure lEmies
Bm A Bm
Bm A Bm
F#m Bm
F#m Bm
Oh, we're gDoing to be rich boys
The trAeasure we will find
BlEmackbeard's bones are dBmancing here tonight
Yes, we're gBmoing to be rich boys, the trAeasure we will fBmind
At fBmourscore feet deep, well, NAorth is where it lBmies
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08. And So It Was... (Narration) 0:29
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The dFays of our age are thrCeescore years and ten,
And thDmough men be so strong that they cCome,
To fBbourscCore yFears, yet Amis their strength thDmen,
But lAabour and sorrow, so sBboon pCasseth Amit awBbay,
And Bbwe aCre gDone,F  
FAnd as for me, my fCeet are almost gone,
My trDmeadings are wBbell nigh slCipped,
But lBbet not the waterflood drown mFe,
NAmeither lDmet the dEeep swallow me Amup, (swCallow me Fup)G  
So gCoing through the Vale of MiseryG,
I shall use it for a wellDm,
Till the pools are filled with wGater,
For thEbou hast made the NBborth and the South,
TCmabor and Hermon shall rejDoice in thy nGame.
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Intro: Bm  
In those veBmrses of the Bible,
A mAessage was concealed,
And sGoon for John,
The sF#ecret was revealed,
BmDeep in a Castle well,
The trAeasure could be found,
BlGackbeard's diamond,
FF#ourteen fathoms down,
Have a cBmare, A  
Have a cGare, F#  
Have a cBmare,A  
T'was Gevilly come by,F#  Bm  
Though rBmunning as an outlaw,
With a prAice upon his head,
TGo his darling Grace,
He hF#ad to go instead,
To tBmell her of his love,
And all the rAiches he would bring,
With BlGackbeard's diamond,
And bF#uy her a wedding ring,
Have a cBmare, A  
Have a cGare, F#  
Have a cBmare,A  
T'was Gevilly come by,F#  Bm  A  G  
Go where you're hF#eart believes,
GBmo, go where you're hAeart believes,G  F#  Bm  A  G  F#  
Have a cBmare, A  
Have a cGare, F#  
Have a cBmare,A  
T'was Gevilly come by,F#  Bm  
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Intro:
D A G D G D A G
DThis is my hAeart's surrendDer,
AThis is my chosen momDent,
GThis is the time to tF#mell you I love yBmou,
EmThen I have to say goodbAye,
BmAnd I will mAiss you when wintGer comes, A  D  
And when the sAummer is hGere,A  D  
And I will lAisten to wind Gand wave,
And I'll prDay that you'll nGever forgAet,
The Done who is brGeathing your nAame,
DSomewhAere, there's a hGeart that's wDaiting Gfor this day to cDome agAain,
DSomedAay I will cGome to tDake you Gto a world where lDove cannot hAide anymGore,
So dGon't cry for me, dGon't cry for me, I will retBmurn,A  G  
DYou say you'll Aalways love mDe,
AA candle in your windDow,
GForever shines where an F#mangel wBmaits
EmTo bring me home agAain,
BmBack to the plAace where I'll alwGays be,A  D  
With every drAeam that I hGave,A  D  
For like a trAee with the deepGest roots,
No stCorm can bring us dBown,
ESomewhBere, there's a hAeart that's wEaiting Afor this day to cEome agBain,
ESomedBay I will cAome to tEake you Ato a world where lEove cannot hBide anymAore,
E B A E A E B E B A E A E B A
DAon't cry for me, dAon't cry for me, I will retEurn,
EThis is my hBeart's surrendEer.
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It was Emon the trail of riches, we set Bmoff upon that day
To the AmCastle keep of Carisbrooke, to Bwhere the treasure lay
And Emsoon I found the diamond at the Gbottom of the well
But that Amtraitor of a Turnkey, to his Bdeath below he fell
"Have a Emcare, have a care,
T'was Cevilly come by and no Ggood will Dyou find CthereD  
Have a Emcare, have a care,
T'was Cevilly stolen, only Gpain and Dsorrow Cthere D- have a Emcare!"
Then aEmcross the sea to Holland, with the Bmjewel in my hand
Where we Amwent to sell our treasure at the Bhouse of Aldebrand
When he Emsaid it was no diamond, through the Gwindow it was tossed
But that Amwicked man was lying and we were Bcaught in a double-cross
"Have a Emcare, have a care,
T'was Cevilly come by and no Ggood will Dyou find CthereD  
Have a Emcare, have a care,
T'was Cevilly stolen, only Gpain and Dsorrow Cthere D- have a Emcare!"
"GmWhat shall we do with the boy who's stealing?
FWhat shall we do with the boy who's stealing?
GmWhat shall we do with the boy who's stealing, Fearly in the Gmmorning?"
GmThrow him into jail let him rot forever
FThrow him into jail let him rot forever
GmThrow him into jail let him rot forever, Fearly in the Gmmorning!"
"Have a Emcare, have a care,
T'was Cevilly come by and no Ggood will Dyou find CthereD  
Have a Emcare, have a care,
T'was Cevilly stolen, only Gpain and Dsorrow Cthere D- have a Emcare!"
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Intro: G-G-C-G-C-Em-D-Em
Verse 1:
AlEmas poor GJohn, he Amwas a Emprisoner,
GFortune’s fool for Cmany a Gday,
CBlinded Gby that Amcursed Emdiamond,
AmWith his Emfreedom, Bmhe must Empay;
Verse 2:
And Emso it Gwas for Afaithful EmElzevir,
GCast in chains for Cten long Gyears,
With Cnever a Gword of Amblame or Emanger,
AmJust for EmJohn, t’was Bmonly Emtears;
Pre-Chorus:
EmOh oh Amoh, only Emtears,
Oh oh Doh ...
Chorus:
GBlow, wind blow, and Csend them Ghome again,
CSet the Gsails for DEngland’s way,
CMany a Dheart is Ggrieving Emfor them,
AmBring them Emback to DMoonfleet GBay;
And Emas for GGrace, she’d Amstill be Emwaiting,
GWaiting for her Conly Glove,
CEvery Gnight a Amcandle Emburning Amat her Emwindow,
BmShould he Emcome;
EmOh oh Amoh, should he Emcome,
Oh oh Doh ...
Chorus:
GBlow, wind blow, and Csend them Ghome again,
CSet the Gsails for DEngland’s way,
CMany a Dheart is Ggrieving Emfor them,
AmBring them Emback to DMoonfleet GBay;
GBlow, wind blow, and Csend them Ghome again,
CSet the Gsails for DEngland’s way,
CMany a Dheart is Ggrieving Emfor them,
AmBring them Emback to DMoonfleet GBay;
CMany a Dheart is Ggrieving Emfor them,
AmBring them Emback to DMoonfleet GBay;
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INTRO: Em   D   Em(6x)
To be sent from DHolland's Emshore
To be slaves so Dfar from Emhome
Oh Coh - how Dsweet the Emsalt sea air
Oh Coh - how Dbright the Emsun
Oh Coh - but Dlittle Emdid they know
Of the Cstorm that Dwas to Emcome
And the Cship that Dwould go Emdown
CHey, boys and Glisten well Dand a story EmI will tell
CSend for the Gprisoners down beDlow (down below!)
CHey boys and Gwish 'em well Dand the fate that Emthem befell
And Cpray that you will Dnever see the Cday
You'll fight for your Dlife on Moonfleet EmBay!
It was every Dman for himEmself
Oh Coh - with a Droar of Emwind and sail
Oh Coh - the Dship was Emgone
Oh Coh - in the Dnight, they Emsaw a light
T'was the Ccandle DGrace had Emshone
And her Cboy was Dcoming Emhome
CHey, boys the Gship is down, Devery man must Emswim or drown
CHead for the Gbreakers on the Dshore (on the shore!)
CHey, Gboys for Elzevir, Dhe put John in EmFortune's care
For Cno man ever Dwas there 'til that Cday
Saved from the Dsea on Moonfleet AmBay!
GWhat shall we do with the boy who's drowning?
AmWhat shall we do with the boy who's drowning, Gearly in the Ammorning?"
GThrow him a rope and god go with him
AmThrow him a rope and god go with him, Gearly in the Ammorning?"
INSTRUMENTAL: F   C   G   Am   F   C   G   F   C   G   Am  
And FElzevir, he Ggave his life aFway
But John was the Gonly man that Fday
GSaved from the sea on AmMoonfleet Bay!
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Intro:
Am C F C Dm Am Dm G Am E F C Dm Em F G
HAmere he lies befCore me,
My frFiend for many yeCars,
He sDmaved me from the wAmater,
Now I'm drDmowning in my tGears,
GrAmief is but a pEoor word for Feverything I fCeel,
There can bDme nEmo grFeater lGove,
HAme was there to gCuide me through the fFollies of my Cage,
DmAlways there besAmide me, everythDming forgGave,
HAmeld me as a fEather, shFowing me the wCay,
There can bDme nEmo grFeater lGove,
NEmo fear did he have before the stForm,
The fEmate of others was his only thFought,
And thBbough it was the way to certain dFarkness,
To sGmave my life he gAave his ownBm,F#m  G  D  E  Bm  Em  A  Bm  F#m  G  D  
For my lEmife hF#me gaGve his oAwn,
And these wEmords F#mare wrGit in stAone, where he lDies,
"GrAeater lDove hath no man than thF#mis,Bm  
That a mGan lay down his lEmife for his frAiend,"
"GrAeater lDove hath no man than thF#mis,Bm  
That a mEman lay down his lAife for his frDiend,"A  D  F#m  Bm  Em  A  
"GrAeater lDove hath no man than thF#mis,Bm  
That a mGan lay down his lAife for his frDiend."
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A welcome beacon to generations of sailors.
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Everywhere I Amgo, everywhere I go, I see an imDmage of her face,
she talks to me, she talks to me in a thousand Amways.
Everyone I kAmnow, everyone I know is calling Dmon the telephone,
"Are you ok ? Are you alright, 'cos you're never at Amhome?"
Well, I couldn't be bEmetter, I found my wFay,
she is an oGpen door to a brand new G7day.
CEverywhere I go, I see her face aAmgain,
everywhere I look, I see her smile and wFave,
GThis time I finEally opened my Ameyes to a beautiful Fangel,
Fmoh, who's been carCing for me like a moFther for a chGild.
Everywhere I Amgo, everywhere I Amgo, I see the shDmadow of a light,
it shines on me, it shines on me from another tAmime.
So many dEmark days and lonely niFghts,
until she foGund the way to change my lG7ife.
CEverywhere I go, I see her face aAmgain,
everywhere I look, I see her smile and wFave,
GThis time I finEally opened my eAyes.
DEverywhere I go, I see her face again (everywhere I Bmgo).
everywhere I look, I see her smile and wave (everywhere I loGok).
AThis time I fiF#nally opened my eBmyes to my beautiful anGgel,
Gmoh, who's been caDring for me like a moGther for her chAild,
D- Bm- G  
everywhere I go.
AThis time, I A7finally opened my eyDes, everywhere AI gDo.
INTRO: C   F   G   C   F   G  C  
AmLove burns in a Emyoung man's heart
FHe would give her the Emmoon and the stars
And Dmall the Treasures of the AmPharaohs for
A Gmoment in her aFrms
AmTo the Ball with Em7him she will Emgo
FIf he brings her a Cred, red rose
DmBut there is only a Amrose of white
GIn his garden gFreen
And calling up Gto the skyF  
The birds heard his Glonely cry
CHORUS:
"CSing for her, sweet Nightingale
FTell her of my Glove
CBring for her, sweet Nightingale
A Fred, red Grose of Clove
AmSaid the tree to the EmNightingale
F"Upon this thorn you Cmust impale
Dmyour heart, and then the Amblood
Will Gturn this white rose Fred"
AmAll night, the Emlittle bird sang
FBut in the morning Cshe was gone
DmAnd beside her Amon the ground
GLay a red, red Frose
When the boy Gfound it there
FJoy came from Ghis despair
CHORUS:
"You Csang for her, sweet Nightingale
You Ftold her of my Glove
You Cbring for her, sweet Nightingale
This Fred, red Grose of Clove"
BRIDGE:
ESo he brought her the beautiful Brose
"ETo the Ball with me you'll Bgo"
"But Cno," she Dsaid
"I have Gjewels DinCstead
AAmnother has won my Dheart
And from Amyou, now I must Dpart
So, Amtake your foolish Drose and Ego!"
INSTRUMENTAL: C   F   G   C   F   G  C  
CHORUS: (## slow to end ##)
CSing for her, sweet Nightingale
FSing from heaven aGbove
CBring for her, sweet Nightingale
The Fwisdom Gthat is Clove
The Fwisdom Gthat is Clove
Capo 3
Intro:
D G D A D
D G D A D
GLong years would be lDost and over sAince the morning trainBm,
GAnd the words that he cDalled out to her,
"F#I'll be back againBm!
We will Gall be home for ChrDistmas boys,
It's whAat the General said",
BmBut little dGid they know the wDinds of war,
Would chEmange the world insteadA,
ODh, in this one life, Gthere is Done lAove,
DThrough the ages to bGe with us AevermDore,
GHe played his pDart a hero Aon the battlefieldBm,
G'Til a shell burst rDight beside,
And brF#ought him to his kneesBm,
As the blGood just flowed awDay,
He turned his fAace up to the sky,
BmAnd a little bGoy was there besDide him saying,
"DEmaddy, please don't dAie",
ODh, in this one life, Gthere is Done lAove,
DThrough the ages to bGe with us AevermDore,
G D A D
D G D A D
GNo-one knew how he mDade it through, and sAoon was on the wayBm,
GWith the wounded bDack to England,
And frF#om the early trainBm,
He stepped dGown and in the dDistance saw his wAife and a little boy,
BmWho came up rGunning to his Darms and said,
"My DEmaddy has come hAome",
ODh, in this one life, Gthere is Done lAove,
DThrough the ages to bGe with us AevermDore,
GIn this Done lAife,
DLove of a different worldG,
There is Done lAove.D  
Capo 2
Intro:
CVeFrsCe F1:Am  
AmFrom candles burning, shEadows in the night,
AmPeople praying fEor eternal life,
But my mDmind just keeps on wandering,
AwEmay from this serene and hallowed plFace,
To a wComan's fGace.
Verse 2:
AmShe was lovely, lEovely as a dream,
AmShe had the beauty, the bEeauty of a queen,
They say that Dmevery man who meets her,
sEmooner or later will fFall,
Even mCe that they cGall.
Chorus:
The mCaster of invention, the pAmainter of our times,
I can tDmake you round the Heavens and shGow you how to flG7y,
'Twas a mComent caught forever, there was sAmomething in her eyes,
But I wDmish I could remember why MGona Lisa smCiled.F  C  F  
Verse 3:
AmShe sat before me, this wEoman so divine,
AmSomething eternal was shEining in her eyes,
Oh, LDmisa del Giocondo,
you Emopened up a world of mysterFy,
When you were lGooking at mG7e.
Chorus:
The mCaster of invention, the pAmainter of our times,
I can tDmake you round the Heavens and shGow you how to flG7y,
'Twas a mComent caught forever, there was sAmomething in her eyes,
But I wDmish I could remember why MGona Lisa smAmiled.
Bridge:
AmShame the devil in my hFeart but I cDman't stop thinking abGout her,
And whDmat she's doing to mGe, doing to mCe.
Chorus:
Am Dm G G7
'Twas a mComent of perfection, the cAmanvas never lies,
But I wDmish I could remember why MGona Lisa smCiled.F  
Why Mona Lisa smCiled?F  
Why Mona Lisa smCiled?F  
Why Mona Lisa smCiled?
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CAPO: 4th Fret
CWe were Ftalking aCbout how all the Gyears go Cby
FPeople and Cplaces and the Gmarch of Amtime
FOnly GmemoAmries can Ftake us back there aGgain
Like the Fday on the Cboat, beneath a Gclear blue Csky
When Fout of the Csea they came to Gjump and Amfly
CNow I GunderAmstand why Fmy friend said, "GDolphins make us Ccry"
CHORUS:
'Cause this was Fpure Cjoy, the way they Glaughed and Cplayed
DmSkipping and a-dancing through the Gocean waves
It was Fpure Cjoy, for Eall to Amsee
So Fwhy can't wGe, more Foften feGel that joy of Cliving?
CAnd we were Ftalking aCbout, how in the Gdays gone Cby
FWe would beClieve that all our Gdreams could Amfly
FBut they Gfade aAmway, like Fsunset out of the Gsky
And I was Fthere in a Cgarden, where the Gchildren Cplay
FHearing them Csinging on a Gsummer's Amday
CMade me GrealAmise how Fsoon, we lose that Ginnocence inCside
CHORUS:
'Cause this was Fpure Cjoy, the way they Glaughed and Cplayed
DmSkipping and a-dancing on that Gsunny day
It was Fpure Cjoy, for Eall to Amsee
So Fwhy can't wGe, more Foften feGel that joy of Cliving?
OUTRO:
FPure CjoyG  C  F  G  
FPure CjoyE  Am  
So Fwhy can't wGe, more Amoften feGel that joy of Cliving?F  
Sheer Gjoy of ClivingF  
That Gjoy of Cliving
'Cause it was Fpure Cjoy (the Gjoy of Cliving)
FPure Cjoy (the Gjoy of Cliving)
It was Fpure Cjoy (the Gjoy of Cliving)
FPure Cjoy, that Gjoy of Cliving
Verse 1:
Let there be lBbight where thCere was dFarkness,
Let there be lBbove where thCere was hDmate,
Even in the tAerrors of the nDmight,
Sooner or Bblater, cComes the dFay.
Verse 2:
Let there be jBboy where thCere was sForrow,
Let there be hBbope where thCere was nDmone,
And even as your lAife-blood flowed awDmay,
Neda, your hBbeart is lCiving oFn.
Chorus:
People of the wForld stand Bbup for frFeedom,
Voices cDmall from a dBbistant shCore,
For the wDminds of chCange are blBbowing strFonger,
And DmEvil men will fCall,
For frDmeedom will not wCait anymFore.Bb  F  
Verse 3:
Let there be SprBbing where thCere was WFinter,
Let there be grBbeen where thCere was grDmey,
Even as the LAion seems to slDmeep,
Sooner or lBbater, hCe will wFake.
Chorus:
People of the wForld stand Bbup for frFeedom,
Voices cDmall from a dBbistant shCore,
For the wDminds of chCange are blBbowing strFonger,
And DmEvil men will fCall,
For frDmeedom will not wCait here anymFore.
Solo:
FChBboruFs:Dm  Bb  C  Dm  C  Bb  F  Dm  C  Dm  C  F  Bb  F  
Women of the wForld have dBbied for frFeedom,
Hear them cDmall from a dBbistant shCore,
For the wDminds of chCange are blBbowing strFonger,
And DmEvil men must fCall,
For frDmeedom will not wCait here anymFore.
Chorus:
People of the wGorld stand Cup for frGeedom,
Voices cEmall from a dCistant shDore,
For the wEminds of chDange are blCowing strGonger,
And AmEvil men will fDall.
People of the wGorld have dCied for frGeedom,
Hear them cEmall from a dCistant shDore,
For the wEminds of chDange are blCowing strGonger,
And AmEvil men will fDall,
For frAmeedom will not wDait here anymGore.
PCeople of the wGorld!
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