Cifra de Canadian Christmas Song - Eric Bogle
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2nd traste
[Intro}
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[Verse 1]
G Am
Christmas Eve, a cold and frosty night,
D G
he stands looking down through his window.
G Am
And though the street below is filled with light,
D G
his room is filled with shadows.
C G D Em
It’s never good to be on your own,
C D
when sad old memories come crowding,
C G D Em
but the worst time to be alone
A D
is when Christmas stars are shining.
[Chorus]
Em C G
to be with friends and family, to remember Auld Lang Syne,
Em C G
Am C D
G Am
In the noisy, busy street below
D G
the Christmas lights in bright profusion,
G Am
shine on the people moving to and fro,
D G
in happy colourful confusion.
To the watcher by the window all this only serves
to remind him of a loving heart he’d broken,
C G D Em
his only daughter lost to angry, bitter words,
A D
he wished to God he’d never spoken.
[Chorus]
Em C G
to be with friends and family, to remember Auld Lang Syne,
Em C G
Am C D
G Am
He turns to pour himself a single glass
D G
as the midnight hour is chimin’,
G Am
a silent toast to a year that’s nearly past
D G
and to dreams of new beginning.
C G D Em
As if in answer to his unspoken prayer.
C D
he hears footsteps on the landing
C G D Em
and in the light from the open doorway there
A D
he sees his daughter standing.
C G Em
“I’ve missed you, Dad,” he heard her say
C D G
and it was Christmas Day.
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