Key: D major
Intro 1
D
G
Asus4
A
Verse 1
September
G
A
D
When the final stomps were drawn
And the shouts of crowds now silent,
G
A
D
And the boys to tea were gone.
O
D
A
When all are dead who love us,
A
D
G
D
For the captains and the kings.
Em
A
G
Christian ethics and old port.
Em
D
A
D
Anglo -Saxon is a sport.
E
A
Eton, we still do thrilling things.
D
E
A
Do not think we'll ever weaken,
Em
A
D
up the captains and the kings.
G
A
D
Far away in dear old
G
Em
Cyprus,
A
D
A
D
Kenya's dusty land,
G
Em
Where, over the white man's burden,
D
A
D
A
D
In many a strange land.
A
West
E
A
Belfast the school bell rings,
England
A
D
And the captains and the kings
G
England
Em
D
A
D
G
D
An d the captains and the kings
Eb
Windsor
D
Park
G
F#
G
And what do you think I found there,
Em
A
D
as I stumbled in the dark?
Am
Em
T 'was an apple half -bitten,
G
A
and sweetest of all things
F#
Bm
Bb
A
Five baby teeth had written,
D
B
D
G
Five baby teeth had written
Asus4
A
D
Of the captains and the kings
By the moon that shines above us
In the misty mornin' night
D
A
D
A
And better still we're
E
A
English, tea and toast and muffin rings
D
E
A
And our ladies with stern faces,
D
A
D
and the captains and the kings
A
D
G
Our ladies with stern faces,
Em
D
A
D
G
Em
G
and the captains and the kings
you
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