Auld Lang Syne

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G7
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C
321EADGBe
CShouldauldacquaintancebeforG7got,
andCneverbroughttoFmin'?
ShouldCauldacquaintancebeforG7got,
andAmdayso'FauldG7langCsyne?
Forauldlangsyne,myG7dear,
forCauldlangFsyne,
we'llCtak'acupo'kindnessG7yet,
forAmauldFlangG7syne.
CWetwaha'erunaboottheG7braes,
andCpu'dthegowansFfine;
butCwe'vewanderedmonyawearyG7foot
Amsin'FauldG7langCsyne.

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Key C

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Text Robert Burns (1759–1796), Melodie traditionell; Text nach Camp-Fire Choruses (1916, archive.org)

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C Should auld acquaintance be forG7 got,

and C never brought to F min'?

Should C auld acquaintance be forG7 got,

and Am days o' F auld G7 lang C syne?

For auld lang syne, my G7 dear,

for C auld lang F syne,

we'll C tak' a cup o' kindness G7 yet,

for Am auld F lang G7 syne.

C We twa ha'e run aboot the G7 braes,

and C pu'd the gowans F fine;

but C we've wandered mony a weary G7 foot

Am sin' F auld G7 lang C syne.

About the song

Text Robert Burns (1759–1796), Melodie traditionell; Text nach Camp-Fire Choruses (1916, archive.org)

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Chords: C, G7, F, Am

4 beats per bar, 90 beats per minute.