Joseph Morgan - Lionheart

Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: 7th traste [Intro] G D C G C G [Verse 1] G D Thousands of horses, thousands of men marching on C G C G into battle with their king. D Old King Richard, old King Richard saw the fear C G C G in their eyes, so he began to sing. [Verse 2] G D Mighty warriors, men of courage, keep marching C G C G for I assure you we've already won. D When we arrive on the field of battle the enemy C G C G will see our swords and they'll run. [Verse 3] G D When we return to the city the people C G C G will flood the streets and they'll cry, D "Raise the banners, raise the flags." The people will shout, C G C G "Long live King Richard, may he never die!" [Interlude] *whistling & playing half a verse* G D C G C G [Verse 4] G D Every man in line with sword on his side, old King Richard, C G C G The Lionheart, standing tall. D He said, "Be not afraid, ye of little faith, for I believe C G C G The Lord our God is with us all." [Verse 5] G D Leading the charge, his men close behind, a clash of steel C G C G a pain in his side as the old king fell. D Leaning over, the soldiers listened as King Richard C G C G softly whispered, "It is well." [Verse 6] G D When they returned to the city the people C G C G flooded the streets and they cried, D They raised the banners and raised the flags. The people shouted, C G C G "Long live King Richard, may he never die!" [Outro] *whistling & playing a whole verse* G D C G C G G D C G C G