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The Sword In The Stone - The Legend Of The Sword

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[Verse 1]
  D          Bm
A legend is sung
         Em          A7
Of when England was young
       D          F#       G B7
And Knights were brave and bold
     Em           A7
The good king had died
       D          Bm
and no one could decide
          Bb                   A7
Who was rightful heir to the throne
[Verse 2]
      D             Bm
It seemed that the land
          Em     A7
would be torn by war
     D         F#     G A7
Or saved by a miracle alone
           D       Daug
And that miracle appeared
     F#7   Bm
in London town
      Em   A7      D
The Sword in The Stone
N.C.
And below the hilt,
N.C.
in letters of gold,
N.C.
were written these words:
N.C.
Whoso pulleth this sword
N.C.
from this stone and anvil
N.C.
is rightwise king born of England
[Verse 3]
             D             Bm
Though they tried for the sword
     Em          A7
with all their might
     D       F#      G B7
No knight in all the land
       Em                 A7
Could draw the wonderous blade
           D      Bm
From its resting place
       Bb                      A7
Its secret, they could not understand
[Verse 4]
       D        Bm
The one who was ment
    Em       A7
to rule the land
     D      F#     G A7
And Worthy of the Throne
    D            Daug
he will seek the sword
        F#7   Bm
with a humble heart
      Em        A7    D
and not for himself alone
 D          Daug
He will be the one
        F#       Bm
who was born to claim
      Em7   A    G Em A D
The Sword in The Stone

The Sword In The Stone - The Legend Of The Sword chords and lyrics

Free chords for The Sword In The Stone - The Legend Of The Sword by Misc Cartoons. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Verse 1]
[Verse 2]
N.C.
And below the hilt,
N.C.
in letters of gold,
N.C.
were written these words:
N.C.
Whoso pulleth this sword
N.C.
from this stone and anvil
N.C.
is rightwise king born of England
[Verse 3]
[Verse 4]

The Sword In The Stone - The Legend Of The Sword Chords by Misc Cartoons

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