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Jack And The Beanstalk

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Reaching back through time to lay hands in the forges of metal, NYC's Children riff out the present with their debut, Hard Times Hanging at the End of the World. Formed through jam sessions by guitarists Skyler Spohn, Jonny Ollsin (formerly of Vancouver’s S.T.R.E.E.T.S.), and drummer Adam Bennati (of Early Man), the group laid waste to clubs in and around the city beginning in late 2006, and have kept shredding onward.

Tradition meets stamina head on throughout Hard Times' six massive tracks.

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Jack and the Beanstalk

G C G
Jack sold his cow for some magic beans

C D
And told Mom it was the best offer he'd seen

G C G
He planted them deep in the ground that night

C G D7 G
And early next morning they gave him such a fright

G
Up up up up up they grew

C G D7
As high as the clouds and up on through

G C G
Jack started climbing high as could be

C G D7 G
And up at the top a new land he did see

C G
Everything was giant as massive as could be

C D
Jacked walked to a house and knocked so heavily

G C G
A giant woman answered and let him in

C G D7 G
She held him in her hand and stroked his little chin

C G
She fed him breakfast and dinner too

C D
Then she said watch out or my husband will eat you

G C G
He'll soon be home from work so you better hide

C G D7 G
Hide in my pocket you'll be safe inside

C G
Not a minute later he came through the door

C D
The giant whose footsteps shook the floor

G C G
What do I smell there's a man inside

C G D7 G
Fee fi fo fum from me he cannot hide

C G
The giant's wife replied I don't know what you mean

C D
There has been no man through these doors I've seen

G C G
Why don't you go nap and close your eyes

C G D G
I will come and wake you when it's time to rise

C G
The giant went to bed and to Jack the wife said

C D
Take these coins of gold to keep your family fed

G C G
Please come back and visit me someday again

C G D7 G
Until then remember I will always be your friend

G C G
The next morning Jack up the beanstalk he went

C D
And back to the house of the man-eating gent

G C G
The giant woman answered and let him in

C G D7 G
She held him in her hand and stroked his little chin

C G
She fed him breakfast and dinner too

C D
Then she said watch out or my husband will eat you

G C G
He'll soon be home from work so you better hide

C G D7 G
Hide in my pocket you'll be safe inside

C G
Not a minute later he came through the door

C D
The giant whose footsteps shook the floor

G C G
What do I smell there's a man inside

C G D7 G
Fee fi fo fum from me he cannot hide

C G
The giant's wife replied I don't know what you mean

C D
There has been no man through these doors I've seen

G C G
Why don't you go nap and close your eyes

C G D7 G
I will come and wake you when it's time to rise

C G
The giant went to bed and to Jack the wife said

C D
Take this goose that lays golden eggs to keep you fed

G C G
Please come back and visit me someday again

C G D7 G
Until then remember I will always be your friend

C G
The next morning Jack up the beanstalk he went

D7
And back to the house of the man-eating gent

G C G
The giant woman answered and let him in

C G D7 G
She held him in her hand and stroked his little chin

C G
She fed him breakfast and dinner too

C D
Then she said watch out or my husband will eat you

G C G
He'll soon be home from work so you better hide

C G D7 G
Hide in my pocket you'll be safe inside

C G
Not a minute later he came through the door

C D
The giant whose footsteps shook the floor

G C G
What do I smell there's a man inside

C G D7 G
Fee fi fo fum from me he cannot hide

C G
The giant's golden harp gave a loud cry out

C D
The giant said I knew I smelled someone about

G C G
Jack took the giant's harp and down the beanstalk flew

C G D7 G
He grabbed an axe and chopped the stalk in two

C G
Jack never saw the giant again

C D
But thought about the beanstalk now and then

G C G
The giant's wife had been a faithful friend

C G D G
But now our story has come to an end