Biografía:
Merry Hell is an English 8-piece folk-rock band from Wigan, England, formed in 2011 that combines male and female vocals with mandolin, electric guitars, bass, drums and keyboards. The band consists of the three Kettle brothers, John Kettle (guitar), Bob Kettle (mandolin, harmonica), and Andrew Kettle (vocals), joined by John’s wife, Virginia Kettle, who brings both acoustic guitar and the perfect vocal foil to Andrew’s gravelly delivery to complete the Kettle quaternary.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Note: The D on the "and" at the end of each verse is a single pick on the open D string and serves only
to lead into the G resolve
Intro: C G C D G
G Em C G D
The light that shines around you is like no other
G Em C G D
Winter fire of January going against the pale
C G C G D
And I have had the pleasure to go walking in your company
C G C D G
All along the hills of isle and dale
C G C D G
G Em C G D
The light that shines around you is there for the taking
G Em C G D
Shared among as many as the breaking of the bread
C G C G D
And I have climbed up high with you to watch the boats set sail
C G C D G
All along the coast of isle and dale
Chorus:
C G D
May your days always be blessed
C G C D G
May this place be the shoulders on which our souls can rest
C G D
May our joys be more and our sorrows less
C G C D G
May the simple things be always the ones we love the best
C D G
The ones we love the best
Instrumental bridge (starts on the end G of the chorus and is the same chords as the verse):
G Em C G D
G Em C G D
C G C G D
C G C D G
Chorus:
C G D
May your days always be blessed
C G C D G
May this place be the shoulders on which our souls can rest
C G D
May our joys be more and our sorrows less
C G C D G
May the simple things be always the ones we love the best
C G C D G
G Em C G D
The light that shines around you is like no other
G Em C G D
Winter fire of January going against the pale
C G C G D
And I have had the pleasure to go walking in your company
C G C D G
All along the hills of isle and dale
C G C D G
All along the hills of isle and dale
to lead into the G resolve
Intro: C G C D G
G Em C G D
The light that shines around you is like no other
G Em C G D
Winter fire of January going against the pale
C G C G D
And I have had the pleasure to go walking in your company
C G C D G
All along the hills of isle and dale
C G C D G
G Em C G D
The light that shines around you is there for the taking
G Em C G D
Shared among as many as the breaking of the bread
C G C G D
And I have climbed up high with you to watch the boats set sail
C G C D G
All along the coast of isle and dale
Chorus:
C G D
May your days always be blessed
C G C D G
May this place be the shoulders on which our souls can rest
C G D
May our joys be more and our sorrows less
C G C D G
May the simple things be always the ones we love the best
C D G
The ones we love the best
Instrumental bridge (starts on the end G of the chorus and is the same chords as the verse):
G Em C G D
G Em C G D
C G C G D
C G C D G
Chorus:
C G D
May your days always be blessed
C G C D G
May this place be the shoulders on which our souls can rest
C G D
May our joys be more and our sorrows less
C G C D G
May the simple things be always the ones we love the best
C G C D G
G Em C G D
The light that shines around you is like no other
G Em C G D
Winter fire of January going against the pale
C G C G D
And I have had the pleasure to go walking in your company
C G C D G
All along the hills of isle and dale
C G C D G
All along the hills of isle and dale
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