Both Sides The Tweed

Am G F C G Am C F What's the spring breathing jasmine and rose? C Am G What's the summer with all its gay train? Am C F What's the splendour of autumn to those C G Am Who've bartered their freedom for gain? F C Let the love of our land's sacred right Am G To the love of our people succeed Am Em F Let friendship and honour unite C G Am And flourish on both sides the Tweed C F No sweetness the senses can achieve C Am G Which corruption and bribery bind Am C F No brightness the sun can e'er clear C G Am For honour's the sum of the mind F C Let the love of our land's sacred right Am G To the love of our people succeed Am Em F Let friendship and honour unite C G Am And flourish on both sides the Tweed C F Let virtue distinguish the brave C Am G Place riches in lowest degree Am C F Think them poorest who can be a slave C G Am Them richest who dare to be free F C Let the love of our land's sacred right Am G To the love of our people succeed Am Em F Let friendship and honour unite C G Am And flourish on both sides the Tweed Am G F C G Am F C Let the love of our land's sacred right Am G To the love of our people succeed Am Em F Let friendship and honour unite C G Am And flourish on both sides the Tweed F Am F Am (repeat and fade to end)