The Kingston Trio - Good king wenceslas

^EGood King Wenceslas last looked out ^AOn the ^Bfeast of ^EStephen ^EWhen the snow lay round about ^ADeep and ^Bcrisp and ^Eeven ^EBrightly shown the moon that night ^AThough the ^Bfrost was ^Ecruel When a poor man came in ^F#msight ^EGathering winter ^Afuel^E... ^B

"^EHither, page, and stand by me ^AIf thou ^Bknowst it ^Etelling ^EYonder peasant, who is he? ^AWhere and ^Bwhat his ^Edwelling?" "^ESire, he lives a good league hence ^AUnder^Bneath the ^Emountain Right against the forest ^F#mfence ^EBy Saint Agnes ^Afoun^Etain" ^B

"^EBring me flesh, and bring me wine ^ABring me ^Bpine logs ^Ehither ^EThou and I will see him dine ^AWhen we ^Bbear the ^Eriver" ^EPage and monarch, forth they went ^AForth they ^Bwent to^Egether Through the rude wind's wild la^F#mment ^EAnd the bitter ^Awea^Ether ^{Am D G}

"^GSire, the night is darker now ^CAnd the ^Dwind blows ^Gstronger ^GFails my heart, I know not how ^CI can ^Dgo no ^Glonger" "^GHark my footsteps my good page ^CTread thou ^Din them ^Gboldly Thou shalt find the winter's ^Amrage ^GFreeze thy blood less ^Ccold^Gly" ^D

^GIn his master's step he trod ^CWhere the ^Dsnow lay ^Gdented ^GHeat was in the very sod ^CWhere the ^Dsaint had ^Gprinted ^GTherefore, Christian men, be sure ^CWealth or ^Drank pos^Gsessing Ye who now will bless the ^Ampoor ^GShall yourselves find ^Cbles^Gsing