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Jack In The Green
The Whistler

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From: bross@uoguelph.ca (Brian R Ross)
Subject: CRD:  Jethro Tull - "Songs From the Wood"


C                   Bb        Cm   Dm   G7sus
Let me bring   you  Songs     From The Wood

Eb6(9)                    G                         Csus   F
To make you feel much    better   then you  could   know

G                     F
Dust you down  from tip   to toe

G                        F
Show   you   how   the   garden grows

G                    F
Hold   you steady  as   you   go

Bb         F             Gm
Join  the chorus if you can

      Ab      Eb                  Fm    C
It'll make of you and    honest   man


C                Bb       Cm     Dm     G7sus  
Let  me bring  you love  from   the   field

Eb                 G                   F
Poppies    red and roses   filled with summer rain

    G(F bass)            F
To  heal  the wound and still the pain

       G(F bass)        F
That  threatens  again and again

       G(F bass)       F
As you drag down every lovers' lane

Bb           F    Eb      f(Eb bass)   Gm      
Life's long cele- bra -     tion's      here

     Ab      Eb     Db       Fm     C
I'll toast you all in penny cheer


           
               Bb(D bass)     Cm  Dm  G7sus
Let  me bring  you all       things refined

Eb         Bb   G                   G(C bass)  C
Galliards  and Lute songs served  in chilling ale

G(F bass)           F    F(C bass)
Greetings  well met fellow hail

F  G(F bass)     F     F(C bass)
I am the wind to fill your sail

F  G(F bass)      F   F(C bass)
I am the cross to take your nail

  Bb     F        Eb F(Eb bass)  F (G bass)   Gm
A singer of these age - less                times

      Ab      Eb    Db         Fm     C
With kitchen prose and gutter rhymes


Em                     G                 D(F#bass)  B
Songs from the Wood   make you feel much, much better.

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture chris Average	#1 by chris at Oct 5, 1978 at 3:38 AM EST
	Well, Hunting Girl is pretty good too. 1

No Picture quinn almann ' Wanna Be	#2 by quinn almann ' jk carson at Apr 14, 1989 at 12:22 PM EST
	doesnt the lyric go "a singer oft in these ageless times" not "a singer of these ageless times"?

No Picture metalis4ever Average	#3 by metalis4ever at Apr 23, 1989 at 12:58 AM EST
	Just a good old, innocent, feel-good introduction to one of the best albums ever.

No Picture Super Average	#4 by Super Q at Jan 30, 1991 at 11:22 PM EST
	*Note: The previoius comment was not made by me. It was made by my dad, who says he got this song after joining the columbia record club 30 years ago. He said this song was terrible. I have not heard it myself. I hope I have cleared this up.

No Picture dale Average	#5 by dale at Feb 5, 1993 at 3:58 PM EST
	its a good song :)

No Picture chris Average	#6 by chris jenko at May 9, 1995 at 9:30 PM EST
	Unfortunately, the best thing about this whole album is the picture of a tree stump with a record needle on it.

No Picture phil Average	#7 by phil smith at Sep 3, 2002 at 6:56 PM EST
	joining the columbia record club 30 years ago