Capo 1 INTRO Am G F Am VERSE Am Now there once was a time when the northerners sang G of a king they had crowned: more a boy than a man, F Am More a pup than a wolf, with the cold of the realm in his eyes
Am He'd broken a vow to the lords of the Twins: G Wed a stranger, a beauty, but a promise there?d been F Am So the Lord Frey demanded a bridegroom as compromise CHORUS F C And the timbers groaned G Am River wind softly moaned, F G ?Oh, the King in the North doesn't know Am How a red wedding goes.? Am VERSE Am Well, the feasting was plenty and the singing in tune G And the Stark wolves, they howled ?neath their northern moon F Am So loud were their cries that the closing of doors was drowned out Am Lady Catelyn alone had the river?s sharp ear G Heard dancing reels turn to the Rains of Castamere F Am In her skin and bones growled a creature of doubt CHORUS F C And the timbers groaned G Am River wind softly moaned, F G ?Oh, the King in the North soon will know Am How a red wedding goes.? Am VERSE Am There were arrows and daggers, and the touch of them burned; G From players to slayers in an instant were turned F And the foreigner Queen was the first to fall under the knife Am With two arrows in him, the King crawled to her side G While his mother, she pleaded for the Lord to subside F Am But he'd taken their word, and to break it meant no right to life CHORUS F C And the timbers groaned G Am River wind softly moaned, F G ?Oh, the King in the North, now he knows Am How a red wedding goes.? Am VERSE Am Lord Bolton approached; with a thrust to Robb?s heart G He gave him the Lannister Lions? regards F Am And the king?s mother wept, for his last word had called her to him Am There was nothing she felt cutting Lady Frey?s throat G And she felt nothing more when they slashed her own F Am The North will remember, she thought, and they'll have all your skins CHORUS F C And the timbers groaned G Am Now the wolves lie below F G Oh, the King in the North, if he'd known Am How a red wedding goes F C And the timbers groan G Am But the North waits; they know F G That one day the blood they are owed Am Will run ?neath their soles Am Run 'neath their soles Am Run 'neath their soles.
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