Jethro Tull - Jack-in-the-green

^CHave you^G seen the^D Jack-in-the-^AGreen W^Cith his ^Glong tail hanging ^Adown ^CHe quietly^G sits under^D every^A tree ^CIn the^G folds of his velvet^A gown ^CHe drinks^G from the empty^D acorn^A cup ^CThe dew that^G dawn sweetly b^Aestows ^CAnd he^G taps his cane^D upon the^A ground ^CSignal the^G snow drops it's time to ^Agrow

^CIt's no^G fun being^D Jack-in-the^A-Green ^CNo place to^G dance no time for ^Asong ^CHe wears the^G colours of the^D summer^A soldier ^CCarries the^G green flag all winter^A long

^BmJack do you ever sleep-d^Eoes the green still run i^An your heart ^Bmor will these changing times m^Eotorways powerlines kee^Ap us apart ^EWell I don't t^Ahink so ^EI saw some grass growing t^Ahrough the pavement today

^CThe Rowan the ^GOak and the H^Dolly t^Aree ^CAre the changes^G left for him to^A groom

^CEach blade of^G grass whispers J^Dack-in-the-G^Areen ^COh Jack please h^Gelp me through my winters n^Aight ^CAnd- We are the^G berries the on the^D Holly^A tree ^COh the Mistle ^GThrust is coming Jack put out the li^Aght