Frank Turner - The huntsman comes a-marchin

The c^Gountryside is dying They're ^G/F#closing village stores While s^Chepherds watched their flocks by night The g^Government burn them a^Dll And h^Amere's another post office With bo^Cards a^Dcross the doo^Gr

Now the r^Gich folks came from london To ^G/F#breathe the cleaner air They l^Cisten to The Archers Buy new b^Garbours, grow their hai^Dr ^AmThen they buy up all the houses

^CCan't af^Dford to li^Gve there Now the C^Gountryside Alliance We'll ^G/F#call them 'the cunts' for short They p^Cromised in defiance That a ba^Gttle would be fo^Dught Then they i^Amgnored the real issues And just sh^Cout about th^Deir bloody s^Gport

And you can c^Call it a betrayal well it l^Gooks like that to ^Dme And you can c^Call it bad behaviour or a w^Gaste of time and ^Dmoney And I've ^Cnever been in favour of po^Glice brutali^Dty But when the h^Emuntsman comes a-marchin' You gi^Cve him o^Dne for ^Gme, officer, gi^Cve him o^Dne for ^Gme.

Now the c^Gunts have come to London To ^G/F#show us all what for: ^CThere were only 20 thousand of them ^GMarching down through Whit^Dehall But th^Amey were such a bunch of thugs ^AmAnd the police arrested more Than when 2 million normal people ^CMarched ag^Dainst the w^Gar

And you can c^Call it a betrayal well it l^Gooks like that to ^Dme And you can c^Call it bad behaviour or a w^Gaste of time and ^Dmoney And I've ^Cnever been in favour of po^Glice brutali^Dty But when the h^Emuntsman comes a-marchin' You gi^Cve him o^Dne for ^Gme, officer, gi^Cve him o^Dne for ^Gme.

Where were ^Emyou when the mi^Amners fought to s^Cave their liveli^Ghoods? You were d^Emressed up in red ^Amvelvet somewhere d^Ceep in the w^Goods You l^Emoved the fucking ^Ampoll tax, you p^Cropped up Maggie Th^Gatcher And you d^Emidn't give a fuck about ^AmTony Blair 'Til he t^Chrew your hobby back at y^Ga.

The ^Gcountryside is dying Some^G/F# say it's already dead And the h^Cuntsman's got a boner as the do^Ggs rip the fox to s^Dhreds Then he s^Ammears the blood on his daughter's face And d^Crags her ba^Dck to b^Ged.

And you can c^Call it a betrayal well it l^Gooks like that to ^Dme And you can c^Call it bad behaviour or a w^Gaste of time and ^Dmoney And I've ^Cnever been in favour of po^Glice brutali^Dty But when the h^Emuntsman comes a-marchin' You gi^Cve him o^Dne for ^Gme, officer, gi^Cve him o^Dne for ^Gme.