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On Midwinters Day

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Cmajor
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Capo on the 2nd fret
C Am G F
C Am G F
CNow that Samhain is FoverC,
And the SiCdhe have returned to their hGome,
The dAmead have foCllowed the RaFven's sEmong,
GAnd no longer among us they rFoam.
CThe wisdom of our ancient pFastC,
CShow us how to ride the sGtorm,
For their tAmombs they swaCllow the risFing sEmun,
And the MaGbon is always reFborn.
FReborn, oh
So cCome all you people, cFome and sCing with me,
CJoin our voices, and sFing the long nights awGay,
CAll over the land, a chForus of voiCces will siCng,
For the rising SFun on Midwinter's DGay.
C F C F C G
C F C F C G
The lCand may be barren and lFifelesCs,
The gCround may be frozen and hGard,
And the rAmain that fCell has now tFurned to iEmce,
The WGinter is showing her caFrd,
But nCow the Sun king has rFested,C  
And his eCyes have turned to the EGarth,
For thAmree days the SCun has been sFtill in the sEmky,
But the tGime has now come for his bFirth.
FHis birth, oh
So cCome all you people, cFome and sCing with me,
CJoin our voices, and sFing the long nights awGay,
CAll over the land, a chForus of voiCces will siCng,
For the rising SFun on Midwinter's DGay.
C F C F C G
C F C F C G
CSome say Jesus was bForn todCay,
CSome say he is the MaGbon,
AmSome say that Che is the SFon of GEmod,
While oGthers the Son of the SFun,
CSome they listen in woFodlandCs,
CFor the call of HGerne,
While otAmhers they hCear the clFash of swEmords,
For the OGak King will reFturn!
FReturn, oh
So cCome all you people, cFome and sCing with me,
CJoin our voices, and sFing the long nights awGay,
CAll over the land, a chForus of voiCces will siCng,
For the rising SFun on Midwinter's DGay.
C F C F C G
C F C F C G
C G Am
G C F
So cCome all you people, cFome and sCing with me,
CJoin our voices, and sFing the long nights awGay,
CAll over the land, a chForus of voiCces will siCng,
For the rising SFun on Midwinter's DGay.
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