Midlake - In the ground

So ^F#min the gro^Dund In fr^C#mozen wood The fath^Der lies And ^F#mall the wr^Dongs He'd ^C#mever tried were ^Dput to rest ^C#mBore but two sons to ^Dfollow him ^C#mBoth wrestled long, but ^Dyounger wins

^DAfter long ^C#mwinter's g^Done Seems ^C#mthat all is w^Dell, ^C#mall is ^Dwell

^DAnd the rose ^C#mwakens ^Dnow In the ^C#mjoyful ^Dair, ^C#min the ^Dsun

^DThere among the ^C#mruined ^Dones Are ^C#mthose who've ^Dplayed And ^C#mthose who've ^Dsung ^{F#m D E F#m}

Wh^Dile the end re^C#mmains un^Dseen ^C#mLet us ^Dplay, ^C#mlet us ^Dsing ^{F#m D E F#m}

Br^Ding the town Fr^C#mom all her ^Dcries ^C#mFrom her ^Dwounds ^C#mFrom her ^Dsig^C#mhs And she'll ^Dtry ^C#mMending ^Dall she can