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Listen to the song for the timing and rhythm of the chords after the lines in the verses, it's not that difficult.

UKULELE CHORDS

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Intro: D


      Bm        Bm       Bm          Bm
Cos i know that time has numbered my days
         Bm  Bm        G    G         D    G    D    G    D    G    D    G
And I'll go along with everything you say
         Bm        Bm       Bm         Bm
But I'll ride home laughing Look at me now
            Bm          Bm
Through the walls of my town
          G    G    D    G    D    G    D    G    D    G
they come crumbling down


       Bm            Bm         Bm     Bm
And my ears hear the call of my unborn sons
      Bm        Bm     G      G        D    G    D    G    D    G    D    G
And I know that coices colour all I've done
         Bm         Bm         Bm         Bm
But I'll explain it all to the watchman's son
        Bm    Bm           Bm     Bm       D    G    D    G    D    G    D    G
I ain't never lived a year better spent in Love


         Bm      A         D       G
Cos I'll know my weakness, know my voice
    Bm      A       D         G      A
And I'll believe in grace and choice
      Bm      A       D        G
And I know perhaps my heart is fast
    Bm      A        D     G     A
But I'll be born without a mask

Interlude: D    G    D    G    D    G    D    G

         Bm        Bm          Bm           Bm
Like the city that nurtured my greed and my Pride
  Bm         Bm   G G      D    G    D    G    D    G    D    G
I stretch my arms into the sky
      Bm     Bm    Bm         Bm
I cry Babel, Babel look at me now
            Bm          Bm
Through the walls of my town
         G    G    D    G    D    G    D    G    D    G
The come crumbling down


        Bm            Bm
You ask where will we stand 
       Bm              Bm
in the winds that will have
   Bm     Bm       G      G      D    G    D    G    D    G    D    G
as all we see will slip into the cloud
        Bm             Bm           Bm             Bm
So come down from your mountain and stand where we been
    Bm       Bm        G            G   D    G    D    G    D    G    D    G
You know our breath is weak and our body thin


D        G              D
Press my nose up to the glass
            D
around your heart
D          G           G      G        D
I shoul've known I was weaker from the start
D                 G                A       G      Bm
You'll build your walls and I will play my bloody part
   Bm    Bm   G    D
To tear, tear them down
               Bm    G    G    D
Well I'm gonna tear, tear them down


         Bm      A         D       G
Cos I'll know my weakness, know my voice
    Bm      A       D         G      A
And I'll believe in grace and choice
      Bm      A       D        G
And I know perhaps my heart is fast
    Bm      A        D     G     A
But I'll be born without a mask

Outro:
    D    G    D    G    D    G    D    G
    D     G     D     G    D    G     D    
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Biography

Mumford & Sons are a Folk / Bluegrass group formed in London in September of 2007. Having received critical acclaim from the Guardian on their “Band of the Day” online forum and resounding praise from nearly everyone who has witnessed them supporting Laura Marling, Mumford & Sons continue to turn heads in London’s growing folk scene.

Their debut EP, ‘Lend me your Eyes’ features 4 stunning tracks written in the short space of 3 months.

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