Judy Collins - Cherry tree carol
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Capo: 5
Tuning: E A D G B E
This is the chord progression for Cherry Tree Carol by Judy Collins, great song to sing around Christmas.
I couldn't find any other chords on here that appeared to be correct so I've done it myself Capo is on the
5th fret and I think it sounds nice if you're playing it alone to keep your ring and pinkie fingers on the
E and B string, third fret at all times!
Hope you enjoy, Merry Christmas!
Chord Diagrams:
G C Em D
e:----3------3-------3-------3-------:
B:----3------3-------3-------3-------:
G:----0------0-------0-------2-------:
D:----0------2-------2-------0-------:
A:----2------3-------2-------0-------:
E:----3------x-------0-------2-------:
[Intro]
G x2
GJoseph was an Cold man, an Gold man was Che,
When he Emwedded Virgin CMary, in the Dland of EmGalilee,
When he Emwedded virgin CMary, in the Dland of GGalilee.
GJoseph and CMary walked Gthrough an orchard Cgreen,
There were Emberries and Ccherries as Dthick as might be Emseen,
There were Emberries and Ccherries as Dthick as might be Gseen.
GOh then bespoke CMary with Gwords meek and Cmild,
EmPluck me one cherry CJoseph, for DI am with Emchild,
Pluck Emme one cherry CJoseph, for DI am with Emchild.
EmOh then bespoke DJoseph with Canswer most Dunkind,
Let him Empluck thee a Dcherry, that Cbrought thee with Emchild,
Let him Empluck thee a Ccherry, that Dbrought thee with Emchild.
GOh then bespoke the Cbaby witGhin his mothers Cwomb,
Bow Emdown the tallest Ctree, that my Dmother may have Emsome,
Bow Emdown then the tallest Ctree, for my Dmother to have Gsome.
GThen bow down the tallest Ctree, unGto his mothers Chand,
She Emcried; ‘see CJoseph, I have Dcherries at Emcommand,’
Then she Emcried; ‘see CJoseph, I have Dcherries at Gcommand.’
GThen Mary plucked a Ccherry, as Gred as any Cblood,
Then EmMary, she went Cover all Dwith her heavy Emload,
Then EmMary went Cover all Dwith her heavy Gload.
GAs Joseph was a-Cwalking he Gheard an angel Csing,
EmThis night shall be Cborn, on Dearth our heavenly Emking,
EmThis night there shall be Cborn, on Dearth our heavenly Gking.
[Instrumental]
G, C, G, C.
Em, C, D, Em
Em, C, D, G
Then GMary took her Cyoung son and Gset him on her Cknee,
Saying, “Emdearest son Ctell me just Dhow this world shall Embe,”
Saying, “Emdearest son Ctell me just Dhow this world shall Embe.”
“Oh EmI shall be as Ddead mother as the Cstones are in the Dwall,”
“Oh the Emstones in the Dstreet mother shall Csorrow for me Emall,”
“Oh the Emstones in the Cstreet mother shall Dsorrow for me Emall.”
“On Emeaster day dear Dmother my Crising up shall Dbe,”
“Oh the Emsun and the Dmoon mother, shall Cboth arise with Emme,”
“Oh the Emsun and the Cmoon mother, shall Dboth arise with Gme.”
[Outro]
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