Misc Traditional - Men of harlech

^GMen of ^CHarlech ^Gmarch to ^Emglory ^CVicto^Amry is ^Dhov’ring o’er ye ^GBright-eyed ^Cfreedom ^Gstands be^Emfore ye ^GHear ye ^Dnot her ^Gcall

^GAt your ^Csloth she ^Gseems to ^Emwonder ^CRend the ^Amsluggish ^Dbonds asunder ^GLet the ^Cwar-cry’s ^Gdeafning ^Emthunder ^GEvery ^Dfoe ap^Gpall

^DEchoes loudly waking ^GHill and valley shaking ^G‘Till the sound spreads wide around ^GThe Saxon’s courage breaking Your ^Cfoes on ^Gevery ^Amside a^Gssailing ^AmForward press with ^Dheart unfailing ^G‘Till in^Cvaders ^Glearn with ^Emquailing ^GCambria ^Dne’er can ^Gyield

^GThou who ^Cnoble ^GCambria ^Emwrongest ^CKnow that ^Amfreedom’s ^Dcause is strongest ^GFreedom’s ^Ccourage ^Glasts the ^Emlongest ^GEnding ^Dbut with ^Gdeath

^GFreedom ^Ccountless ^Ghosts can ^Emscatter ^CFreedom ^Amstoutest ^Dmail can shatter ^GFreedom ^Cthickest ^Gwalls can ^Embatter ^GFate is ^Din her ^Gbreath

^DSee they now are flying ^GDead are heap’d with dying ^GOver might hath triumph’d right ^GOur land to foes denying U^Cpon their ^Gsoil we ^Amnever ^Gsought them ^AmLove of conquest ^Dhither brought them ^GBut this ^Clesson ^Gwe have ^Emtaught them ^GCambria ^Dne’er can ^Gyield ^GBut this ^Clesson ^Gwe have ^Emtaught them ^GCambria ^Dne’er can ^Gyield