Capo: 3

This is a very simplified version of a Christmas classic. It's not so much a strumming version. I recommend trying to just randomly pick along the chords listed below until you find the groove that works for you. Good luck and enjoy! In The Bleak Midwinter CAPO 3rd fret (or whichever fits your voice) *After the C chord after "water like a stone" I tab a transition chord of which I am not sure of the name but it makes for a smooth yet pronounced change into the Dm and is as follows: X3231X Intro: C, Am, F, G

^CIn the bleak midw^Aminter, fr^Fost wind made ^Gmoan, ^CEarth stood hard as ^Amiron, ^Fwater l^Gike a s^Ctone;

^DmSnow had fallen, s^Amnow on snow, s^Cnow on s^Fnow on s^Gnow, ^CIn the bleak midw^Aminter, l^Fong a^Ggo.

^COur god, heaven cannot h^Amold him, n^For earth sus^Gtain; ^CHeaven and earth shall f^Amlee away w^Fhen he co^Gmes to r^Ceign.

^DmIn the bleak midw^Aminter a st^Cable p^Flace suff^Giced The l^Cord God almi^Amghty, Je^Fsus Ch^Grist.

^CAngels and archan^Amgels m^Fay have gathered t^Ghere, ^CCherubim and se^Amraphim thr^Fonge^Gd the ^Cair;

^DmBut his mother o^Amnly, i^Cn her ma^Fiden bl^Giss, ^CWorshiped the be^Amloved w^Fith ^Ga k^Ciss.

^CWhat can I g^Amive him, p^Foor as I ^Gam? ^CIf I were a ^Amshepherd, ^FI would br^Ging a l^Camb;

^DmIf I were a w^Amise man, ^CI would ^Fdo my p^Gart; ^CYet what I can I g^Amive him: g^Five m^Gy he^Cart.

This is my representation of the following version sung by Matt Doyle & Alice Lee: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WInpzTitHE

Misc Christmas - In the bleak midwinter