The McCalmans - Bread and fishes

As ^AI went a ^Dwalking one ^E7morning in ^Aspring I met with some ^Dtrav'lers in an ^E7old country ^Alane One was an ^Dold man the ^E7second a ^Amaid And the third was a ^Dyoung boy who ^E7smiled as he ^Asaid:

With the ^Dwind in the ^Awillows and the ^Dbirds in the ^Asky, There's a ^Dbright sun to ^Awarm us where ^Dever we ^E7lie, We ^Ahave bread and ^Dfishes and a ^E7jug of red ^Awine To ^Dshare on our journey with ^E7all of man^Akind

I ^Asat down be^Dside them with the ^E7gay flowers a^Around, And we ate from a ^Dmantle spread ^E7out on the ^Aground They told me of ^Dpeoples and ^E7prophets and ^Akings And all of the ^Done god who ^E7knew every^Athing

With the ^Dwind in the ^Awillows and the ^Dbirds in the ^Asky, There's a ^Dbright sun to ^Awarm us where ^Dever we ^E7lie, We ^Ahave bread and ^Dfishes and a ^E7jug of red ^Awine To ^Dshare on our journey with ^E7all of man^Akind

So I ^Aasked them to ^Dtell me their ^E7name and their ^Arace That I may re^Dmember their ^E7kindness and ^Agrace. My name it is ^DJoseph, this is ^E7Mary my ^Awife And this is our ^Dyoung son, who ^E7is our dear ^Alife

With the ^Dwind in the ^Awillows and the ^Dbirds in the ^Asky, There's a ^Dbright sun to ^Awarm us where ^Dever we ^E7lie, We ^Ahave bread and ^Dfishes and a ^E7jug of red ^Awine To ^Dshare on our journey with ^E7all of man^Akind

We are ^Atravelling to ^DGlaston, through ^E7England's green ^Alanes, To hear of men's ^Dtroubles, to ^E7hear of men's ^Apains. We travel the ^Dwide world, o'er the ^E7lands and the ^Aseas To tell all the ^Dpeople how ^E7they can be ^Afree

With the ^Dwind in the ^Awillows and the ^Dbirds in the ^Asky, There's a ^Dbright sun to ^Awarm us where ^Dever we ^E7lie, We ^Ahave bread and ^Dfishes and a ^E7jug of red ^Awine To ^Dshare on our journey with ^E7all of man^Akind

So ^Asadly, I ^Dleft them, in that ^E7old country ^Alane I know that I ^Dnever shall ^E7see them a^Again One was an ^Dold man, the ^E7second a ^Amaid The third was a ^Dyoung boy who ^E7smiled as he ^Asaid:

With the ^Dwind in the ^Awillows and the ^Dbirds in the ^Asky, There's a ^Dbright sun to ^Awarm us where ^Dever we ^E7lie, We ^Ahave bread and ^Dfishes and a ^E7jug of red ^Awine To ^Dshare on our journey with ^E7all of man^Akind