Bells Of The Evening
Ton : FCapo 3English
(Rythme 3/4)
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DBells of the evening, oh, Gsing to my Dlove _ _ A _
T_ell her I Amiss her, my Gown turtleDdove
The Dstreets of the old town are Gcovered with Drain
I Athink I might never know Gtrue love aDgain _ _ D _ _
I'm Glost with no Aroad signs to Dguide me _ _ D _ _
A Gslave to my Dwhiskey and Adreams _ _ G _ _
DBells of the evening, oh, Gbells that I Dlove _ _
AI've got some feelings GI long to bDe rid_ _ ofD _ _
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I'm Dnot one to ramble, I'm Gnot one to Dboast _ _ D _
Though AI had one lover more Glovely than Dmost _ _ D _ _
DShe was a country girl, Gborn to be Dfree
Who Atook to the city, by Gchance there to Dfind m_ _e D _ _
G Bells of the Aevening go Dpealing _ _ D _ _
GI'm down here Dlistening to Ayou_ _ G _ _ _
DBells of the evening, oh, Gbells of the Dsea _ _ D _ _
ATell her that I miss her, that I'm Glost and so Dlonely_ _ D _ _
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DBells of the evening, your Gsweet Sunday Dsound _ _
ReAminds me of the redwoods and Gmoss covered Dground
So, Dif I should wander on Gback to the Dcoast
ATell her to remember, it's Gher I need the Dmost _ _ D _ _
I'm Gcaught by the Aminstrel's misDfortune _ _ D _ _
Of Gbeing forDever disAplaced _ _ G _ _
DBells of the evening, oh, Gbells of the Dsea _ _
ATell her that I miss her, that I'm Glost and so Dlonely_ _ D _ _
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