The Old Churchyard

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Tom:
Intro:
D G D G [Verse 1]
Bm A D A Come, come with me out to the old churchyard,
D G I so well know those paths 'neath the soft green sward.
Bm A D A Friends slumber in there that we want to regard;
D G We will trace out their names in the old churchyard.
Bm D Mourn not for them, their trials are o'er
Bm G D And why weep for those who will weep no more?
Bm A D A For sweet is their sleep, though cold and hard
D G Their pillows may be in the old churchyard. [Verse 2]
Bm A D A I know that it's vain when our friends depart
D G To breathe kind words to a broken heart;
Bm A D A And I know that the joy of life is marred
D G When we follow lost friends to the old churchyard.
Bm D But were I at rest 'neath yonder tree,
Bm G D Oh, why would you weep, my friends, for me?
Bm A D A I'm so weary, so wayworn, why would you retard
D G The peace I seek in the old churchyard? [Break]
Bm A D A
D G [Verse 3]
Bm D Why weep for me, for I'm anxious to go
Bm G D A To that haven of rest where no tears ever flow;
Bm A D A And I fear not to enter that dark lonely tomb
D G Where our Saviour has lain and conquered the gloom. [Break]
Bm A D A
D G [Verse 4]
Bm D I rest in the hope that one bright day
Bm G D A Sunshine will burst to these prisons of clay,
Bm A D A And old Gabriel's trumpet and voice of the Lord
D G Will wake up the dead in the old churchyard [Outro]
Bm A D A
D G
Bm A D A
D G (Vamp that last bit with some rubato/ritardondo a couple more times and Bob's your uncle)
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