Fact by Barclay James Harvest Lyric and Guitar Chords

If you are looking for Fact guitar chords, you’ve come to the right place.
You can play Fact by Barclay James Harvest using guitar or guitar.
This song by Barclay James Harvest can also be played by that instruments.
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Fact guitar chords has rhythm and included in XII (1978) album.
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Fact by Barclay James Harvest Guitar Chords


BJH – Fact: The Closed Shop

C
Born
G
A
C
poor worker’s
G
son
[Em/G]Taught [Em/F#]to
Em
fight [Em/G]for [Em/F#]all his
Em
rights
C
Life
G
for
C
him’s just be
G
gun
[Em/G]Un[Em/F#]ion
Em
might [Em/G]is the [Em/F#]leading
Em
light

Em
It’s a shame and it’s a
C
sin
Em
They don’t know the mood they’re
C
in
Un
G
til they
Em
strike for
Am
what is
C
right
Not what has
Em
been
Am
Em
[Em7/D, Em]

C
Shop
G
floor,
C
that’s where he’s
G
at
[Em/G]Back [Em/F#]to
Em
back, [Em/G]bring [Em/F#]out the
Em
rack
C
Squeeze
G
them
C
’til they re
G
tract
[Em/G]Wield [Em/F#]the
Em
gun, [Em/G]see [Em/F#]how they
Em
run

Em
It’s a shame and it’s a
C
sin
Em
They don’t know the mood they’re
C
in
Un
G
til they
Em
strike for
Am
what is
C
right
Not what has
Em
been
Am
Em
[Em7/D, Em]

C
All out for freedom,
Em
all out for more
C
Show them we mean it,
Em
tell them the score
C
Brother for brother,
Em
that’s what we’re for
Don’t
C
give us your reasons
Our
D
reason has gone out the
C
door
D
C
F
G

C
Born
G
A
C
poor worker’s
G
son
[Em/G]Taught [Em/F#]to
Em
fight [Em/G]for [Em/F#]all his
Em
rights
C
Life
G
for
C
him’s just be
G
gun
[Em/G]Un[Em/F#]ion
Em
might [Em/G]is the [Em/F#]leading
Em
light

Em
It’s a shame and it’s a
C
sin
Em
They don’t know the mood they’re
C
in
Un
G
til they
Em
strike for
Am
what is
C
right
Not what has
Em
been
Am
Em
[Em7/D, Em]

If you want to learn Barclay James Harvest Fact guitar chords, The 5 chords we’ll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major.
The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments.
Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart

The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Fact. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.

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