Auld Lang Syne chords by Desmond Earley, Traditional
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Verse 1
Should auld (D major) acquaintance be (G major) forgot
and (D major) never brought to mind? (B minor)
Should (G major) auld ac (D major) quaint (G major) ance be forgot
and (B minor) no land (D major) sighed?
(G major) For (D major) auld lang (G major) syne, my dear,
for (D major) auld lang (G major) syne,
We'll (D major) take a (B minor) cup of (E minor) kind ness (G major) yet
(D major) for auld (G major) lang (A major) (D major) syne.
And surely you'll buy your (E minor) wine cup,
And (D major) surely I'll buy (G major) mine,
And we'll (D major) take a cup of (G major) kindness yet
For auld lang (D major) syne.
For (G major) (D major) auld lang (G major) syne, my (A major) dear,
(E minor) For (D major) auld lang (G major) syne,
We'll (D major) take a (B minor) cup of (G major) kindness yet,
(D major) For auld (G major) lang (Asus4) (D major) syne.
We two (G major) have (D major) paddled in the (B minor) stream
from morning sun (D major) till (G major) night,
But seas (D major) between us (G major) (B minor) broad
(G major) have (A major) roared (D major) since old (G major) Lanskyne. (D major)
For (G major) (D major) auld lang syne, (G major) my (A major) dear,
(G major) for (D major) auld lang (G major) syne,
We'll take (D major) a cup (B minor) of (D major) kindness, (A major) yeah,
(D major) for auld (G major) lang syn (D major) e.
An (A major) d (D major) there's a hand, my trusty (G major) (A major) friend,
and (D major) he's a hand (B minor) of (G major) thine.
(A major) We'll (B minor) take a (D major) ride, (G major) goodwill (F sharp minor) draft
for (B minor) old (G major) Lans (A major) downe. (D major)
For (G major) (D major) auld lang (B minor) syne, my (A major) dear,
(G major) for (D major) auld lang (G major) syne,
We'll (D major) take a (B minor) cup of (G major) kindness yet
(D major) for auld (G major) lang (A major) (B minor) syne.
We'll (G major) (D major) take a cup (B minor) of (D major) kindness yet (A major)
(D major) for auld lang (B minor) (D major) syne.
Auld Lang Syne
Desmond Earley, Traditional
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