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Subject: England's Glory lyrics/ chords From: GUEST,Gazza2 Date: 17 Jun 24 - 04:11 PM Really enjoying John Prosser and Paul Vine's England's Glory as sung by Bob and Gill Berry. Does anyone have the chords to it? |
Subject: RE: England's Glory lyrics/ chords From: Joe Offer Date: 17 Jun 24 - 05:26 PM Bob & Gill Perry Recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7YG78o1eWM Can anyone post the lyrics? Also need chords for the post above. |
Subject: RE: England's Glory lyrics/ chords From: GUEST,Gazza2 Date: 25 Jun 24 - 10:53 AM Here are the lyrics and possible chords: England's Glory (John Prosser) (Am)Mist on the Thames and the (Em)young girls are (Am) rising, Christians awake, the (Em)Lord brings you (Am)day, Down through the streets (Em)see the daughters of Empire (Am) Tramping through Hackney the (Em) factory way. (Am) Phosphorus burns in the cold light of morning Lingering still in the air the girls breathe Matches for men to fire England's glory Sisters and daughters there is no relief. This is the age of smoke and of fire This is the age of freeman and slave Smokestack and mill rising higher and higher This is the age that Victoria gave. Soon we will learn of the death and the danger All will be told of the price we must pay To carry the news to the friend or the stranger Matches make fortunes at Bryant and May. Three of us gone for telling our story Sackings and fines are the price we must pay Losing the battle but winning the war We are fighting for justice the factory way. This is the age ... Fighting is hard for the rights of a woman Powerless females no franchise to gain But sisters and daughters who kneel before no man The strength of the Union was born from your pain. Alice and Kate, Jane, Eliza and Mary, Sleeping alone in the graves where you lie Yours is the victory, you're England's glory Matches may fade but the flame will not die. This is the age... It looks as if Bob Berry ( on You Tube) is playing variations of G, F and C on the chorus although he seems to be using the capo on the 2nd fret. If there's anyone out there with better understanding of the accompaniment, I'd really appreciate it! |
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