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Jack‐in‐the‐Green chords by Jethro Tull

  • G

  • Em

  • C

  • D

  • Bb

  • F

  • Am

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Verse 1
(G major) (E minor) (C major) (D major) (B flat major) Have you seen
(C major) Jack- in- (G major) the- Green?
(B flat major) With his (F major) long tail hanging down. (G major)
(B flat major) He sits quietly
Verse 2
under (C major) every tree (G major)
(B flat major) In the (F major) folds of his velvet gown. (G major)
(B flat major) He drinks from the empty acorn (C major) (G major) cup.
(B flat major) The dew that (F major) dawn sweetly bestows. (G major)
(B flat major) And taps his cane upon
(C major) the ground (G major) (B flat major) -
Signals the snow (F major) drops,
it's time to grow (G major)
(C major) (D major)

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Verse 3
(B flat major) It's no fun being Jack (C major) -
in- (G major) the- (B flat major) Green:
No place (F major) to dance, no time for song. (G major)
(B flat major) He wears the colours of (C major) the
summer (G major) (B flat major) soldier;
And carries the green (F major) flag all
the winter (G major) long.
(E minor) (C major) (D major)
Verse 4
(A minor) Jack do you never sleep (D major) - does the
green still run (G major) deep in your heart? (F major)
(A minor) Or will these changing times,
(D major) motorways, powerlines, (G major) keep us apart? (F major)
(C major) Well, I don't (D major) think so.
(C major) I saw some (D major) grass growing through the
pavements (G major) today.
(B flat major) (C major) (F major) (G major) (B flat major) (F major)
Verse 5
(G major)
(B flat major) The Rowan, the Oak and the (C major) Holly (G major) tree
(B flat major) Are the charges (F major) left for him to
groom. (G major)
(C major) (D major)
Verse 6
(B flat major) Each blade of grass whis (C major) pers,
"Jack- in- the- Green." (G major)
"O (B flat major) h Jack,
(F major) please help me through my winter's night." (G major)
(B flat major) An d - "We are the berries
on the (G major) Holly tree:
Oh, the (B flat major) Mistle Thrush is (F major) coming. Jack,
put out the light!"
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