p If you are looking for The Black Matilda guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play The Black Matilda by The Rumjacks using guitar or guitar. This song by The Rumjacks can also be played by that instruments. =/p p The Black Matilda guitar chords has rhythm and included in Gangs of New Holland (2010) album. You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. /p h3The Black Matilda by The Rumjacks Guitar Chords/h3 The Black Matilda by The Rumjacks on their album Gangs of New HollandbrTabs by BradhitsbassbrbrVersebrBy the w[C]indy shores o' Canada bay I br[G]oke my fast for Lucia's day,br[Am]A beguiling figure she blew my away amp; rattled me rovin' heart,brThe sn[C]ipers crack, the metronome of pr[G]icy heels on polished stone,brAm (mute)brThat I were soon to call my own by way o' the ancient art.brbrVersebrI were [C]cozened by a whiff-o-the-whim that sc[G]ours the Costa harryin',brThe li[Am]kes o' men who've lost the lamp, the rudderless and bewildered,brThe san[C]ds below are littered wi'bones o't[G]hose whove taken a belly o'stones,brAnd tu[Am]rned their backs on wives amp; homes to follow the black Matilda.brbrChorusbr[G]Ho-ro m'lovelies cross yer [Am]hearts amp; hope to die,br[Am]If e'er ye're drawn beneath a murky fa[G]thom of her eye,br[G]Ho-ro m'lovelies kiss yer a[Am]rse a fond goodbye,br[Am]Ye'll never again be able to lift yer h[G]ead so bloody high.brbrFor even the b[C]oys of Inverary know, from T[G]ortuga to Jericho,brShe [Am]took three hundred souls below off the deck o' the Andalusia,brThe p[C]oets and the Sages tried to w[G]arn us down the ages,brTheir b[Am]lood drips from the pages where they tell o' the Black Matilda.brbrVersebrShe pu[C]rsed her lips amp; spun a tune as f[G]ine as any silk cocoon,brThat's e[Am]ver left McEacherns loom amp; held me there in a tawper,brA ba[C]stard I was born y'ken? I li[G]ved as tho' I'd never end,brI'll d[Am]ie a disenchanted man, they'll bury me as a pauper,brbrVersebrFor me[C]n have drowned amp; men have swung, the br[G]ig at Iron Cove were hung,brWi' a [Am]garland of the old, the young, all battered amp; unfamiliar,brTh[C]ere's no poetry theres no tune, no p[G]oint in howlin' at the moon,brA c[Am]aution to ye very soon ye'll waltz yer Black Matilda.brbrChorusbr[G]Ho-ro m'lovelies cross yer [Am]hearts amp; hope to die,br[Am]If e'er ye're drawn beneath a murky fat[G]hom of her eye,br[G]Ho-ro m'lovelies kiss yer a[Am]rse a fond goodbye,br[Am]Ye'll never again be able to lift yer h[G]ead so bloody high.brbrFor even the b[C]oys of Inverary know, from T[G]ortuga to Jericho,brShe [Am]took three hundred souls below off the deck o' the Andalusia,brThe p[C]oets and the Sages tried to w[G]arn us down the ages,brTheir b[Am]lood drips from the pages where they tell o' the Black Matilda.brbrVersebrBy the w[C]indy shores o Canada bay I bro[G]ke my fast for Lucia's day,br[Am]A beguiling figure she blew my away amp; rattled me rovin' heart,brThe sn[C]ipers crack, the metronome of pr[G]icy heels on polished stone,brAm (mute)brThat I were soon to call my own by way o' the ancient art.brbrChorusbr[C]Ho-Ro m'lovelies, cross yer h[G]earts amp; hope to die,brIts e[Am]nough to make ye cry, enough to make ye cry,br[C]Ho-Ro m'lovelies, kiss yer ar[G]se a fond goodbye,brIts e[Am]nough to make ye cry, enough to make ye cry,br[C]Ho-Ro m'lovelies, cross yer h[G]earts amp; hope to die,brIts e[Am]nough to make ye cry, enough to make ye cry,br[C]Ho-Ro m'lovelies, kiss yer ar[G]se a fond goodbye,brIt's [Am]enough to make ye cry, enough to make ye cry,brAm (let ring)brEnough to make ye cry, enough to make ye cry,brEnough to make ye cry, enough to make ye cry,brEnough to make ye cry, enough to make ye die, p If you want to learn The Rumjacks The Black Matilda guitar chords, The 5 chords we'll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play The Black Matilda. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p