McCalmans - Bread And Fishes Ukulele Chords

[Opening]
As [D]I went a [G]walking one [A7]morning in [D]spring
I met with some [G]travelers in an [A7]old country [D]lane
One was an [G]old man the [A7]second a [D]maid,
And the third was a [G]young boy who [A7]smiled as he [D]said: [D7]

[chorus]
With the [G]wind in the [D]willows and the [G]birds in the [D]sky,
There’s a [G]bright sun to [D]warm us where[G]ever we [A7]lie,
We [D]have bread and [G]fishes and a [A7]jug of red [D]wine
To [G]share on our journey with [A7]all of man[D]kind.

[section 2]
I [D]sat down be[G]side them with the [A7]gay flowers a[D]round,
And we ate from a [G]mantle spread [A7]out on the [D]ground
They told me of [G]peoples and [A7]prophets and [D]kings
And [G]all of the one god who [A7]knew every[D]thing [D7]

[chorus]
With the [G]wind in the [D]willows and the [G]birds in the [D]sky,
There’s a [G]bright sun to [D]warm us where[G]ever we [A7]lie,
We [D]have bread and [G]fishes and a [A7]jug of red [D]wine
To [G]share on our journey with [A7]all of man[D]kind.

[section 3]
So I [D]asked them to [G]tell me their [A7]name and their [D]race
That I may re[G]member their [A7]kindness and [D]grace.
My name it is [G]Joseph, this is [A7]Mary my [D]wife
And this is our [G]young son, who [A7]is our dear [D]life [D7]

[chorus]
With the [G]wind in the [D]willows and the [G]birds in the [D]sky,
There’s a [G]bright sun to [D]warm us where[G]ever we [A7]lie,
We [D]have bread and [G]fishes and a [A7]jug of red [D]wine
To [G]share on our journey with [A7]all of man[D]kind.

[section 4]
We are [D]traveling to [G]Glaston, through [A7]England’s green [D]lanes,
To hear of men’s [G]troubles, to [A7]hear of men’s [D]pains.
We travel the [G]wide world, o’er the [A7]lands and the [D]seas
To tell all the [G]people how [A7]they can be [D]free [D7]

[chorus]
With the [G]wind in the [D]willows and the [G]birds in the [D]sky,
There’s a [G]bright sun to [D]warm us where[G]ever we [A7]lie,
We [D]have bread and [G]fishes and a [A7]jug of red [D]wine
To [G]share on our journey with [A7]all of man[D]kind.

[Closing]
So [D]sadly, I [G]left them, in that [A7]old country [D]lane
I know that I [G]never shall [A7]see them a[D]gain
One was an [G]old man, the [A7]second a [D]maid
The third was a [G]young boy who [A7]smiled as he [D]said [D7]

[chorus]
With the [G]wind in the [D]willows and the [G]birds in the [D]sky,
There’s a [G]bright sun to [D]warm us where[G]ever we [A7]lie,
We [D]have bread and [G]fishes and a [A7]jug of red [D]wine
To [G]share on our journey with [A7]all of man[D]kind.