Land Of Cockaigne

D Em7/B D Em7/B D Em7/B Summer’s here again D Em7/B Men are working D Em7/B D Em7/B We hear them coming in through the meadow D Em7/B Labouring we’ve been D Em7/B Through the day D Em7/B D Em7/B And labouring again we’ll be tomorrow Bm7 G Now to dream of Cockaigne Bm7 G Fatted land of leisure Bm7 G The laying off of pain Bm7 G The taking up of pleasure D Em7/B D Em7/B D Em7/B When the summer’s passed D Em7/B We’ll have our time back D Em7/B D Em7/B Then a turn of the wheel will have us fighting D Em7/B I’ve got two are strong, D Em7/B Lord save the other D Em7/B D Em7/B From the snow & the filth and from the hunger Bm7 G Now to dream of Cockaigne Bm7 G Fatted land of leisure Bm7 G The laying off of pain Bm7 G The taking up of pleasure D Em7/B D Em7/B Bm7 G Now to dream of Cockaigne Bm7 G Fatted land of leisure Bm7 G The laying off of pain Bm7 G The taking up of pleasure D Em7/B D Em7/B