Background To History
(Intro: C F) F C G To plough once in the winter F G Sowing, and again in Lent, F C Sowing with as many oxen G C Sowing with as many oxen G F As he shall have yoked in the plough C F Oh yeah C F Oh yeah C G F As he shall have yoked in the plough. C F Oh yeah C F Oh yeah C Oh yeah ******************************************************* G Bb C Eb C There's e--vi-de-ence G Bb C Eb C There's e--vi-de-ence n.c There's evidence (evidence) Evidence (evidence) Evidence (evidence) G There's evidence (evidence!) C Am Dm G Evidence of settlements with one long village street, C Am Dm G Farmsteads, hamlets, little towns - the framework was complete C Bb By the ti-ime ... (OF THE NORMAN CONQUEST!) F G The rural framework was complete n.c Rur-al frame-work wa-as com-plete. ************************************************************* B Oh it's written in the village rolls A7 That "if one plough-team wants an oxen E7 And that oxen is lent D A E Then the villeins and the ploughmen got to have the looord's consent. Yeah D A E Then the villeins and the ploughmen got to have the lord's consent D A E Then the villeins and the ploughmen got to have the lord's consent D A E Then the villeins and the ploughmen got to have the lord's consent D A E Then the villeins and the ploughmen got to have the lord's consent D A E Then the villeins and the ploughmen got to have the lord's consent D A E Then the villeins and the ploughmen got to have the lord's consent D A E Then the villeins and the ploughmen got to have the lord's consent D A E Then the villeins and the ploughmen got to have the lord's consent D A E Then the villeins and the ploughmen got to have the lord's consent