DAILY SPORRAN No.26. Cover of “The Witch's Promise” (by Jethro Tull) 

Thank you so much George

That's wonderful to hear

That's really kind of you, thanks.

Thank you very much Kevin

Thank you so much. Yes I write songs too, but wouldn’t ever inflict them on the world.

@@DailySporran I’m a writer too

The chords are Verse: A (open chord) C, G (with B in the bass), Asus2 3rd line of verse: C, D, A (open chord), C, D, A (open chord), E Last line of verse: A, A, G, D First part of Middle 8: A & G Second part of Middle 8: G, D, A, A x3 But as with all Tull songs, it’s the ornamentals around the chords that make the difference. So at the start of the verse, when Ian sings “call you a…”, the bass flips from A to a G in the bass, for example. Hopefully you can see the way I do the ornamentals in the version here.

@@DailySporran Than you very much, I will try to put your version into practice

I wish! Thanks for the encouragement Karl