Biography:
Reg Meuross is a notable English singer and songwriter based in Somerset, England. First emerging onto the British acoustic music scene when he formed The Panic Brothers with comedian, Richard Morton, their witty songs and warm demeanour wowed many an audience at both home and abroad. Five years of successful touring and t.v. work followed their album ‘In The Red’, produced by Clive Gregson with the ‘Brothers’ appearing regularly on TV, including Friday Night Live, and at Edinburgh, Sidmouth, Glastonbury and other festivals.
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[Intro]
C G C G
[Chorus]
C G C G
England green and England grey Look out on a summers day
Am F
To all things bright and fair - and gay
C G C G C G
To my home my love my England
[Verse]
C F G C F G
I believe in dignity rich or poor we’re all born free
Am F C G
Austerity and slavery I thought they were behind us
C F G C F G
I don’t believe the BBC anarchy or monarchy
Am F C G C
Or an empire built on piracy by our history you’ll find us
[Chorus]
C G C G
England green and England grey Look out on a summers day
Am F
To all things bright and fair - and gay
C G C G C G
To my home my love my England
[Verse]
C F G C F G
For years our women had no say no right to work or equal pay
Am F C G
God help the crippled and the gay the fragile flowers of England
C F G C F G
Shut the factories shut the mines punish those fell on hard times
Am F C G C
While they honour them who do the crimes the greedy men of England
[Chorus]
C G C G
England green and England grey Look out on a summers day
Am F
To all things bright and fair - and gay
C G C G C G
To my home my love my England
[Verse]
C F G C F G
How can a man respect a man who sells his house and steals his land
Am F C G
And takes the wages from his hand to pay his own expenses
C F G C F G
The NHS our England’s jewel is bartered by Westminster’s fool
Am F C G C
To justify his public school and military defences
[Chorus]
C G C G
England green and England grey Look out on a summers day
Am F
To all things bright and fair - and gay
C G C G C G
To my home my love my England
[Verse]
C F G C F G
Sing the songs of old John Bull Cecil Sharp and John and Paul
Am F C G
Come English folk come one and all to the sweet songs of our England
C F G C F G
Take my hand and walk with me down the back roads to the sea
Am F C G C
In spite of all we’ll both agree there is none so sweet as England
[Chorus]
C G C G
England green and England grey Look out on a summers day
Am F
To all things bright and fair - and gay
C G C
To my home my love my England
[Chorus]
C G C G
England green and England grey Look out on a summers day
Am F
To all things bright and fair - and gay
C G C
To my home my love my England
C G C G
[Chorus]
C G C G
England green and England grey Look out on a summers day
Am F
To all things bright and fair - and gay
C G C G C G
To my home my love my England
[Verse]
C F G C F G
I believe in dignity rich or poor we’re all born free
Am F C G
Austerity and slavery I thought they were behind us
C F G C F G
I don’t believe the BBC anarchy or monarchy
Am F C G C
Or an empire built on piracy by our history you’ll find us
[Chorus]
C G C G
England green and England grey Look out on a summers day
Am F
To all things bright and fair - and gay
C G C G C G
To my home my love my England
[Verse]
C F G C F G
For years our women had no say no right to work or equal pay
Am F C G
God help the crippled and the gay the fragile flowers of England
C F G C F G
Shut the factories shut the mines punish those fell on hard times
Am F C G C
While they honour them who do the crimes the greedy men of England
[Chorus]
C G C G
England green and England grey Look out on a summers day
Am F
To all things bright and fair - and gay
C G C G C G
To my home my love my England
[Verse]
C F G C F G
How can a man respect a man who sells his house and steals his land
Am F C G
And takes the wages from his hand to pay his own expenses
C F G C F G
The NHS our England’s jewel is bartered by Westminster’s fool
Am F C G C
To justify his public school and military defences
[Chorus]
C G C G
England green and England grey Look out on a summers day
Am F
To all things bright and fair - and gay
C G C G C G
To my home my love my England
[Verse]
C F G C F G
Sing the songs of old John Bull Cecil Sharp and John and Paul
Am F C G
Come English folk come one and all to the sweet songs of our England
C F G C F G
Take my hand and walk with me down the back roads to the sea
Am F C G C
In spite of all we’ll both agree there is none so sweet as England
[Chorus]
C G C G
England green and England grey Look out on a summers day
Am F
To all things bright and fair - and gay
C G C
To my home my love my England
[Chorus]
C G C G
England green and England grey Look out on a summers day
Am F
To all things bright and fair - and gay
C G C
To my home my love my England
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