Well, the proper version of this is a bit hard, and doesn't sound great on guitar, so here it is in in they key of C instead of Bm. It appears on the Cold Mountain soundtrack and was written by Elvis Costello. Intro: C C! C! C x2

When I ^Crecall his par^Fting w^Cords Must I acce^Cpt his f^Fate Or t^Gake mys^Celf far fr^Fom this pl^Gace I thought I he^Card a blac^Fk bell t^Coll A little b^Cird did s^Fing M^Gan has no ch^Coice When h^Fe wants e^Gvery t^Ching

We'll r^Cise abov^Ge the scarlet ti^Cde That tr^Cickles down through the mo^Funtain And sep^Carates the wi^Fdow fr^Gom the b^Cride

Man goes bey^Cond his o^Fwn dec^Cision Gets caught^C up in the mecha^Fnism Of swin^Cdlers who act like k^Gings And brokers w^Cho break e^Fverything The dark of n^Cight was swi^Fftly fa^Cding Close to the dawn of ^Fday W^Fhy would I wa^Cnt him just to l^Gose him ag^Cain

Chorus x2 Outro C C! C! C x2 C! is a chord which I have no idea what to call it, but it just this. 032013

Alison Krauss - Scarlet tide