In Praise Of Morag chords by George Moss
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Verse 1
This (G minor) tune, Mol (D major) a Móric, (G minor) Praise of Móric,
is commonly played
with three beats in (B minor) the bar in the ground.
(G minor) The way (C sharp minor) I heard (B minor) it in my young
days (B flat major) and was taught,
(G minor) two (G major) beats in the bar in (A major) the ground,
and that (G major) corresponds with (C sharp minor) all
the vari (G major) ations right through.
This (C major) is a two beat (G major) timing.
(G minor) I (D major) haa (D minor) rudden (D major) draa, (C sharp minor) I hoa drudden,
I (D major) hoa (C sharp minor) rudden (D major) drudden,
I (B minor) hoa (G major) rud (C major) den (G major) drudden,
I hoa (C sharp minor) (G major) (C sharp minor) (G major)
(B minor) rudden (G major)
(D major) (A major)
(G major)
(F sharp major)
(G major) (D major) (G major) (B minor)
(G major) (D major) (A major) (G major)
That's two beats in a bar.
A (G major) rather elastic timing,
but still two beats in a bar.
Now,
according to Sandy Cameron's teaching,
and the teaching of others,
if you get a (C sharp minor) tune
with three beats in a bar,
(B flat major) in the Euler,
the variations all through
should have three (C sharp minor) beat s in the bar.
Now, if you get a tune
with three beats in the bar, in the ground,
two (C sharp minor) beats in the bar in the variations,
the one or the other is wrong.
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