Warrior And Man

Intro: Em  G  D  Am  Am

             G
Still I hear the old song,
                  D            
it is sung by the birds and the 
                 Am     Em
leaves in the trees.
                  G
It is sung by the wind,
                   D           
by the thunder and rain, by the 
               Am       Am
waves in the seas.
      Em          C           D  
It is sung by the merfolk, by 
           Em
gnomes and by dwarves,
       Em         C             D
in the rivers and mountains so 
       Em
deep;
      A           C            D 
it is sung by the fairies that 
           Em
dance in the woods,
      C              D           Em
it is sung where the unicorns sleep.

Em                       G
When the world was still young
                     D             
and the weak race of man still had 
                Am   Em
hearts true and proud,
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Em                    G
Man did fight side by side
                     D          
with the folk of the woods as an 
            Am     Am
invincible crowd.
     Em           C        D 
As a frightening army they rode 
               Em
through the mist,
            C         D       
with their weapon and shield by 
        Em
their side;
        A         C          
and the warrior´s song all the 
  D             Em
swordsmen did sing
       C          D           Em
as the black army rode in the night.

Em                      G
But the race of man´s weak
                  D             
and it started to fight only for 
           Am   Em
money and fame;
Em                    G
While the folk of the woods
                       D         
fought for justice and truth, not 
                     Am    Am
for man´s greed and shame.
         Em                 C     
Thus the elves turned their back 
  D            Em
on man´s insanity
        C              D        
and the old friendship came to an 
   Em
end;
         A        C            D 
and the warrior´s song was 
       Em
forgotten by man,
       C        D              Em
who to gold and injustice did bend.

Em                      G
But I still hear the song
                     D             
which is sung by the birds and the 
              Am     Em
leaves in the trees,
                      G
which is sung by the merfolk,
                  D            
by gnomes and by fairies in the 
               Em
mountains and seas.
        Em        C                
And as long as my heart beats this 
D            Em
song will be there,
      Em            C              
for I know that the warriors still 
D     Em
ride.
         A             C           
Yes, the race of man´s weak, but a 
D            Em
few still remember
    C            D          Em
the old words of honour and pride.