Key: A major
Verse 1
D
A
my head bowed in my hands,
D
A
not knowing where to sit,
D
A
for him there is no rest.
D
A
My mother's arms enfold me
A
D
A
Sit down, young stranger,
and tell us who you are
The room is all gone misty,
D
A
my thoughts are all in spin
D
A
Sit down, young stranger,
D
A
I've been down by the sea
D
A
I never questioned no one,
A
D
A
I never came to borrow,
D
A
but it taught me how to cry.
D
A
And laughter came too easy
D
A
that I didn't earn with pride
D
A
Cause I had a million daydreams
E
A
D
A
D
A
E
A
to keep me satisfied
B
E
B
How can you find your fortune
E
B
there's a trembling in her hand
E
B
Sit down, young stranger,
E
B
that you've been too long at school
E
B
That knowledge is not needed,
E
B
that young men should not die.
E
B
Sit down, young stranger,
B
E
B
To wear the crown of peace,
E
B
I'm sure he would not tell
E
B
They treated him so badly,
B
E
B
My father has departed,
B
E
B
The an swer's in the forest,
E
B
John loves Mary,
F#
B
does anyone love me?
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TunerE A D G B E
ChordsA D E B F#
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