Ian Tamblyn - Woodsmoke And Oranges, аккорды

Вступление [Verse 1] Em By woodsmoke and oranges, path of old canoe, D C I would course the inland ocean to be back to you. Em No matter where I go to, it's always home again D C To the rugged northern shore and the days of sun and wind. [Chorus] Am Bm In the land of the silver birch, cry of the loon, Am C C/B Em There's something in this country that's a part of me and you. [Verse 2] Em We nosed her in by Pukaskwa, out for fifteen days, D C To put paddle and the spirit at the mercy of the waves. Em The wanigans were loaded down and a gift left on the shore, D C For it's best if we surrender to the rugged northern shore. [Chorus] Am Bm In the land of the silver birch, cry of the loon, Am C C/B Em There's something in this country that's a part of me and you. [Verse 3] Em The waves smashed the smoky cliffs of Old Woman Bay, D C Where we fought against the backswell and then were on our way. Em I could speak to you of spirit - by the vision pits we saw them D C Walk the agate beaches of the mighty Gargantua. [Chorus] Am Bm In the land of the silver birch, cry of the loon, Am C C/B Em There's something in this country that's a part of me and you. [Verse 4] Em I have turned my back upon these things, tried to deny D C The coastline of my dreams, but it turns me by and by. Em It tossed the mighty ship around, smashed the lighthouse door, D C Sends a shiver up my spine, oh the rugged northern shore. [Chorus] Am Bm In the land of the silver birch, cry of the loon, Am C C/B Em There's something in this country that's a part of me and you.