Dr. Dog - Distant light

^BbThe man appeared to me ins^Fide that yellow wood. ^BbI'd carved his name in the dirt, at the ^Fcrossroads where we stood. He said, ^Bbare you looking for directions? I said, ^Fgee, I wish you would. Which ^Cway to the infinite road that ^C7unwinds from within?

He said, follow the ^Fdistant light. Oh^Bb you know I ^Fwill! ^FFollow the distant light, just a l^Bbittle bit over the ^Fhill ^FFollow the distant light and alth^Bbough you'll never ne^Far it. You can t^Bbravel on forever and you'll never be back here. I said, alr^Fight (hoo, yeah, distant light)

^BbThe stranger appeared to me, he hop^Fped down from his tree. He said,^Bb I can give you anything, but you^F know that nothing's free. Well^Bb I could take it or leave it. I said, ^Fwell what do you want from me. He said, ^Cnothing much really, just a small token of appre^C7ciation ^C7That would mean so little to man like you and so much to a man like me.

Gimme the ^Fdistant light.Oh ^Bbno I cannot d^Fo it Gimme the ^Fdistant light, he ^Bbsaid through his ^Fteeth Gimme the ^Fdistant light, you know I ain't ^Bbquite yet thro^Fugh with it As I s^Bbaw it shining dimly through the branches of his tree I walked^F on (yeah, distant light)

Following the ^Fdistant light, like the way som^Bbe people look for p^Farking Following the ^Fdistant light, yeah and ^Bbtripping all over my^F feet But following the d^Fistant light, Lord, I ^Bbknow if I keep ^Fwalking, I'll never t^Bbouch it, ^BbBut as long as I move it'll shine down on me, shine on ^Fme

^Fooh, yeah, distant light