Biography:
Sydney Bertram Carter (6 May 1915 – 13 March 2004) was an English poet, songwriter, folk musician, born in Camden Town, London. He is best known for the song "Lord of the Dance" (1967), set to the tune of the American Shaker song "Simple Gifts", and the song "The Crow on the Cradle", adapted from an old folk song.
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[Verse]
C F C
Who’ll be the lady, who will be the lord
F G
When we are ruled by the love of one another
C F C
Who’ll be the lady, who will be the lord
F G C
In the light that is coming in the morning
[Chorus]
G
Sing, John Ball and tell it to them all
Long live the day that is dawning
C F C
And I'll crow like a cock, I'll carol like a lark
F G C
For the light that is coming in the morning
[Chorus]
C F C
Eve is the lady, Adam is the lord
F G
When we are ruled by the love of one another
C F C
Eve is the lady, Adam is the lord
F G C
In the light that is coming in the morning
[Chorus]
G
Sing, John Ball and tell it to them all
Long live the day that is dawning
C F C
And I'll crow like a cock, I'll carol like a lark
F G C
For the light that is coming in the morning
[Verse]
C F C
All shall be ruled by fellowship I say
F G
All shall be ruled by the love of one another
C F C
All shall be ruled by fellowship I say
F G C
In the light that is coming in the morning
[Chorus]
G
Sing, John Ball and tell it to them all
Long live the day that is dawning
C F C
And I'll crow like a cock, I'll carol like a lark
F G C
For the light that is coming in the morning
[Verse]
C F C
Labour and spin for the fellowship I say
F G
Labour and spin for the love of one another
C F C
Labour and spin for the fellowship I say
F G C
And the light that is coming in the morning
[Chorus] (x2)
G
Sing, John Ball and tell it to them all
Long live the day that is dawning
C F C
And I'll crow like a cock, I'll carol like a lark
F G C
For the light that is coming in the morning
C F C
Who’ll be the lady, who will be the lord
F G
When we are ruled by the love of one another
C F C
Who’ll be the lady, who will be the lord
F G C
In the light that is coming in the morning
[Chorus]
G
Sing, John Ball and tell it to them all
Long live the day that is dawning
C F C
And I'll crow like a cock, I'll carol like a lark
F G C
For the light that is coming in the morning
[Chorus]
C F C
Eve is the lady, Adam is the lord
F G
When we are ruled by the love of one another
C F C
Eve is the lady, Adam is the lord
F G C
In the light that is coming in the morning
[Chorus]
G
Sing, John Ball and tell it to them all
Long live the day that is dawning
C F C
And I'll crow like a cock, I'll carol like a lark
F G C
For the light that is coming in the morning
[Verse]
C F C
All shall be ruled by fellowship I say
F G
All shall be ruled by the love of one another
C F C
All shall be ruled by fellowship I say
F G C
In the light that is coming in the morning
[Chorus]
G
Sing, John Ball and tell it to them all
Long live the day that is dawning
C F C
And I'll crow like a cock, I'll carol like a lark
F G C
For the light that is coming in the morning
[Verse]
C F C
Labour and spin for the fellowship I say
F G
Labour and spin for the love of one another
C F C
Labour and spin for the fellowship I say
F G C
And the light that is coming in the morning
[Chorus] (x2)
G
Sing, John Ball and tell it to them all
Long live the day that is dawning
C F C
And I'll crow like a cock, I'll carol like a lark
F G C
For the light that is coming in the morning
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