Stamping Ground chords by Runrig

are only 4 chords used (C, G, D, Em)

(Translation:
Gaidhlig: 'Tha feur ur air bar an tallamh, bar an tallamh, horribh o'
English: 'There's a new grass growing on the top of the soil'

(Just singing in the verses. After the first two choruses, instruments stop playing and
there is only singing, apart from the 3 drum beats used on 'Tha feur ur air bar an
tallamh, bar an tallamh, horribh o' line.

Verse 1:
G               C         G
April comes to the new grass on the hills of gold
G        C        G         C
Tha feur ur air bar an tallamh, bar an tallamh, horribh o
    G          C
Where winter falls in the long cold north
   G          C    G
Black waters wait in the Ice and snow
G        C        G        C
Tha feur ur air bar an tallamh, bar an tallamh, horribh o
   G          C
Black waters wait in the Ice and sun
       C                G
Through the glens where your great rivers run

Chorus:
      C    G   D   C
Back on the stamping ground
       Em  C  G  D
to where it all began
      C    G   D   C
Back on the stamping ground
  G
We come again

Same notes for verses 2 & 3: (G, C)
Same chords for chorus: (C, G, D, C, Em,
C, G, D, C, G, D, C, G)

Verse 2:
So we tend and we nurtur all the seeds we've sown
Tha feur ur air bar an tallamh, bar an tallamh, horribh o
Through all the frosts and rains the west winds blow
till the fields turn ripe and a harvest stored
Tha feur ur air bar an tallamh, bar an tallamh, horribh o
Through all the frosts and rains the west winds blow
We will wait here till the winter's end

Chorus:
Back on the stamping ground
to where it all began
Back on the stamping ground
We come again

Verse 3:
So it's blood on blood, our bond, our word
Tha feur ur air bar an tallamh, bar an tallamh, horribh o
For the strength and weakness of our days
is to take you there on a journey shared
Tha feur ur air bar an tallamh, bar an tallamh, horribh o
So take this ring, make it sparkle and glow
it's much greater than we may ever know

Chorus:
Back on the stamping ground
to where it all began
Back on the stamping ground