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The Black And Bitter Night

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Peter Bellamy

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Dificuldade: médio | Estilo: folk tradicional | Sentimento: melancólica, narrativa | Ocasião: pub,violão,rodas folk | Tags: folk, tradicional, violao, medio, melancolica, inglesa

"The Black And Bitter Night", com credito para Peter Bellamy. Essa gravacao aparece relacionada ao lancamento "Big, Broadside & Barrack Room:

The Ballads of Peter Bellamy" (ano 2008, pais GB, status Official). Ralph Bellamy é um projetista e engenheiro australiano aposentado de carros de corrida. Ele trabalhou para várias equipes, como Brabham, Ensign, Fittipaldi, Lola, Lotus e McLaren. Cary Grant foi um ator inglês e americano. Conhecido por seu sotaque transatlântico, comportamento jovial, abordagem despreocupada na atuação e timing cômico, ele foi um dos protagonistas definitivos da Hollywood clássica. Sendo indicado duas vezes ao Oscar e posteriormente recebendo um Oscar Honorário em 1970 e a Honra do Kennedy Center em 1981. Cary Grant foi nomeado o segundo maior astro masculino da Era de Ouro de Hollywood pelo American Film Institute em 1999.

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[Verse 1]
      C                        F           C
It is cold, sad, and lonely in this dismal cell;
                            G
No solace comes up with the day.
C  Am             Em           F             C
My heart knows an anguish that no tongue can tell
              Am                 G
Since they’ve taken my true love away

[Chorus]
        Am        G      C         Em      F     G
Oh, the black and bitter night and oh, the weary day
   Am            Em       C    F           C
My love has been snatched far, far from my sight
        Am              C        G
And the transports will bear her away

[Verse 2]
     C                       F           C
When first in this prison so deep was my pain
                               G
Then she came and she banished dismay
C   Am        Em           F        C
But now in despondence I’m drowning again
            Am                 G
For they’ve taken my true love away

Dm  G

[Verse 3]
       C                         F        C
Though surrounded by horrors yet we found delight,
                                 G
For where love is, no sorrow can stay.
C   Am         Em           F          C
But misery and squalor swim back to my sight
            Am                 G
Now they’ve taken my true love away

[Verse 4]
         C                          F                  C
Why, the grasses still grow and the streams still down flow
                                     G
And the blackbird still sings on the spray
C      Am          Em               F           C
But in dank, deary dungeons there’s nothing but woe
              Am                 G
Since they’ve taken my true love away

Dm G

[Verse 5]
         C                     F          C
But, if I were a seagull, I’d fly to her side,
                                   G
And it’s there that I wish I could stay.
C   Am             Em           F              C
But soon the cruel prison ships leave with the tide
            Am                   G
And they’ve bearing my true love away

[Verse 6]
   C                    F           C
If I were a herring I’d wait by the slip
                             G
Though I waited a year and a day.
C    Am               Em        F          C
Then through the wide ocean I’d follow the ship
        Am                   G
That is bearing my true love away

[Verse 7]
   C                          F            C
So lovers, cling fast to each pleasure you find
                           G
And cherish each moment of play
C   Am           Em           F             C
For all you will have is what stays in your mind
             Am                 G
Once they’ve taken my true love away

[Chorus]
        Am        G      C         Em      F     G
Oh, the black and bitter night and oh, the weary day
   Am            Em       C    F           C
My love has been snatched far, far from my sight
        Am              C        G
And the transports will bear her away
N.C (Acapella)
Oh, the black and bitter night and oh, the weary day
N.C
My love has been snatched far, far from my sight
N.C
And the transports will bear her away

Dm  G

Dm G

Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste This is based on Sean Cooney (The Young'uns)'s performance as the character Henry Kable. This is from the 40th anniversary re-recording of the folk opera written by Peter Bellamy and originally sang by Mike Waterson. [Verse 1] C F C It is cold, sad, and lonely in this dismal cell; G No solace comes up with the day. C Am Em F C My heart knows an anguish that no tongue can tell Am G Since they’ve taken my true love away [Chorus] Am G C Em F G Oh, the black and bitter night and oh, the weary day Am Em C F C My love has been snatched far, far from my sight Am C G And the transports will bear her away [Verse 2] C F C When first in this prison so deep was my pain G Then she came and she banished dismay C Am Em F C But now in despondence I’m drowning again Am G For they’ve taken my true love away Dm G [Verse 3] C F C Though surrounded by horrors yet we found delight, G For where love is, no sorrow can stay. C Am Em F C But misery and squalor swim back to my sight Am G Now they’ve taken my true love away [Chorus] Am G C Em F G Oh, the black and bitter night and oh, the weary day Am Em C F C My love has been snatched far, far from my sight Am C G And the transports will bear her away [Verse 4] C F C Why, the grasses still grow and the streams still down flow G And the blackbird still sings on the spray C Am Em F C But in dank, deary dungeons there’s nothing but woe Am G Since they’ve taken my true love away Dm G [Verse 5] C F C But, if I were a seagull, I’d fly to her side, G And it’s there that I wish I could stay. C Am Em F C But soon the cruel prison ships leave with the tide Am G And they’ve bearing my true love away [Verse 6] C F C If I were a herring I’d wait by the slip G Though I waited a year and a day. C Am Em F C Then through the wide ocean I’d follow the ship Am G That is bearing my true love away [Chorus] Am G C Em F G Oh, the black and bitter night and oh, the weary day Am Em C F C My love has been snatched far, far from my sight Am C G And the transports will bear her away [Verse 7] C F C So lovers, cling fast to each pleasure you find G And cherish each moment of play C Am Em F C For all you will have is what stays in your mind Am G Once they’ve taken my true love away [Chorus] Am G C Em F G Oh, the black and bitter night and oh, the weary day Am Em C F C My love has been snatched far, far from my sight Am C G And the transports will bear her away N.C (Acapella) Oh, the black and bitter night and oh, the weary day N.C My love has been snatched far, far from my sight N.C And the transports will bear her away

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