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Candlemass Eve by Kate Rusby
Candlemass Eve
C# (Fm) G# F# G# x 4
C# (Fm) G# F# G#
Down with the rosemary and bay,
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Down with the mistletoe,
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Instead of holly, now up-raise
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The greener box, to show
F# G# C#
The greener box to show.
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The holly hitherto did sway,
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Let box now domineer,
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Until the dancing Easter day,
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On Easter's eve appear,
F# G# C#
On Easter's eve appear.
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Thus times do shift, thus times do shift,
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Each thing it's time doth hold,
F# C# G# F#
New things succeed, new things succeed,
F# G# C#
As former things grow old.
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The youthful box which now hath grace,
C# F# G#
Your houses to renew,
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Grown old, surrender must it's place,
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Unto the freshened yew,
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Unto the freshened yew.
C# (Fm) F# G#
Thus times do shift, thus times do shift,
C# G# F#
Each thing it's time doth hold,
F# C# G# F#
New things succeed, new things succeed,
F# G# C#
As former things grow old.
[anybody work out the middle 8? please let me know]
C# (Fm) G# F# G#
When yew is out, then birch comes in
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And many the flowers beside,
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Both of a fresh and fragrant kin,
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To honour Whitsuntide,
F# G# G#
To honour Whitsuntide.
C# (Fm) F# G#
Thus times do shift, thus times do shift,
C# G# F#
Each thing it's time doth hold,
F# C# G# F#
New things succeed, new things succeed,
F# G# C#
As former things grow old.
C# (Fm) G# F# G#
Down with the rosemary and bay,
C# F# G#
Down with the mistletoe,
C# Fm F# G#
Instead of holly, now up-raise
C# F# G#
The greener box, to show
F# G# C#
The greener box to show.
C# (Fm) F# G#
Thus times do shift, thus times do shift,
C# G# F#
Each thing it's time doth hold,
F# C# G# F#
New things succeed, new things succeed,
F# G# C#
As former things grow old.
C# (Fm) F# G#
Thus times do shift, thus times do shift,
C# G# F#
Each thing it's time doth hold,
F# C# G# F#
New things succeed, new things succeed,
F# G# C#
As former things grow old.
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