Farmer ferdinand hudson chords and lyrics - ROBIN GIBB

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[Intro 1]
[F]
[Fm][E]
[F][F]
[Bm]
[Fdim][Fm][Fdim]
[F]
[F][Fm]
[F]
[G]
[Fdim][Fm][Fdim]
[F]

[Verse 1]
[Ebm]Now it is dawn and a ne[F]w da[Em]y is bo[Ebm]rn
But with a [Em]trail [F]of despai[Em]r
The [F]new day was [G]shining
but [C]many had gone
[Dm]Farmer [G]ferdinand
[C]hudson had los[Dm]t
much [G]more than he'd [C]won

[Verse 2]
He [Dm]sat by a [G]table and [C]cried
in his [F]rum
The cobwebs hung heavy and dreary beside
All that looked at him could barely
decide

[Verse 3]
[F]He passed
for one day so to sleep in
that night
And early that morning he died

[Verse 4]
[F]Lord bless all
Ah... Lord bless all. lord let all be blessed.

[Verse 5]
[F]And when you sleep.
[B]
[F][Em]
[Ebm]london streets are silent.
All the world is full of song.
And when you have woken,
after dawn has broken.
Snow filled fens will vaguely
fill your eyes .
[Em]You'll be guided by good [F]will.
Now the bells in [Em]your
town are ringing .
Far away the joy of carols singing .
Bringing all a song to share.
Lord bless all. lord
let all be blessed
And when you sleep . london streets
are silent
Ah...

[Verse 6]
Most of my life [Em]Most
of my life, I've had
[F]to run away
Life was a game and I just had to play
The friends that I thought
I had were never there
You look for love, but you
don't know where
And I'm in a race that could
[Em]be any place
And when I was born,
my life had slowly worn
The woman that I loved had
slowly [F]walked away
I tried to smile but that was yesterday
And most of my life, I've had to
run away
Life was a game and I just
had to [G]play
The friends that I thought I
had were never there
You look for love, but you don't
know where
And most of my life, I've had to run away
Life was a game and I
just had to [F]play
The woman that I loved had sadly
walked away
I tried to smile but that [C]was yesterday
And most of my life,
I've [G]had to run away
Life was a game and [C]I just had to play
The friends that I thought I
had were never there
You look for love,
but you don't know where
Most of my life and most
of my life
And most of my life, and most
of my life
And most of my life