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This is my rendition of a classic British folk song from the mid 19th century. Though it is loosely based on the version by Anna Shannon. transpose as needed. (+2 for Anna Shannon's key) Chords separated by a dash are half the length of the others (e.g: F - G) F G F Asus2 Em F - G Asus2 Asus2
When the Fnight closes Gin and the Fwind it howls too Asus2long And the Fcurlew Gcries his Emlong forgotten Asus2song It is Fthen I will Grun over Fheather moss and Asus2stone To be Emwith you, at the Fdyi

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ng Gof the Asus2day Asus2
F - G Asus2 Asus2
When the Fworld has Gtried, my Fspirit, to Asus2break And toFmorrow is a Gfast flowing Emriver to Asus2row It is Fthen I am Gdrawn to the Flight from your Asus2window That Emguides me, at the Fdyi

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ng Gof the Asus2day Asus2
F - G Asus2 F G F Asus2 F G Em Asus2 F G F Asus2 Em F - G Asus2 Asus2 F - G Asus2 Asus2
When the Fmoon hangs her Ghead in the Fpale winter Asus2sky And the Ftrees bow and Gbend, weary Emdancers to the Asus2wind Like a Flost bird Gcalling I will Frun to your Asus2side To be Emwith you at the Fdyi

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ng Gof the Asus2day
F - G Asus2 F - G Asus2 F - G Asus2
I’ll be Emwith you at the Fdyi

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ng Gof the Asus2day