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Capo on 1st
Intro:  G   Am   G  Am  
GOnce upon the Dland
BefEmore the hour of Cman
GCreatures who, like Emme and you
Left Cfootprints in the Amsand
Am7Throuh the primal Dmud
EmWarm of milk and Cblood
ReGturned once more, unEmto the shore
And Cto the sea for Amgood
   -Bridge-
The Dhumpback, the finback, the Empilot whale Ctoo...
The Gright and the sperm and the Emblue
CSing me your song that I Amsomeday
May sing it with Dyou...
   -Chorus-
GLaviatAmhan,      Am7    Gking of the AmseaAm7  
GSing me your song and when I Emsing along
You may sChare all your mys-Am7tries with Dme
GLaviatAmhan,      Am7    Gking of the AmseaAm7  
GLaviatAmhan,      Am7    Gking of the AmseaAm7  
GAs creatures swim and Dcrawl
Out kinEmgdoms rise and Cfall
We Gshow our worth as Emkings of earth
By Chow we treat them Amall
Am7From crocodile and Dcrane
To Emhunters on the Cplain
We tGurn once more Emunto the shore
And Cto the sea aAmgain
   -Bridge &  Chorus-

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Laviathan

by Schooner Fare

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 1 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Am7

Capo on 1st

G Am G Am

Intro:

G D

Once upon the land

Em C

Before the hour of man

G Em

Creatures who, like me and you

C Am

Left footprints in the sand

Am7 D

Throuh the primal mud

Em C

Warm of milk and blood

G Em

Returned once more, unto the shore

C Am

And to the sea for good

-Bridge-

D Em C

The humpback, the finback, the pilot whale too...

G Em

The right and the sperm and the blue

C Am

Sing me your song that I someday

May sing it with you...

-Chorus-

G Am Am7 G Am Am7

Laviathan, king of the sea

G Em

Sing me your song and when I sing along

C Am7 D

You may share all your mys-tries with me

G Am Am7 G Am Am7

Laviathan, king of the sea

G Am Am7 G Am Am7

Laviathan, king of the sea

G D

As creatures swim and crawl

Em C

Out kingdoms rise and fall

G Em

We show our worth as kings of earth

C Am

By how we treat them all

Am7 D

From crocodile and crane

Em C

To hunters on the plain

G Em

We turn once more unto the shore

C Am

And to the sea again

-Bridge & Chorus-

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