The Hills Of Vermont

Simplificar Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste Sandy Salisbury - The Hills of Vermont (1969) video reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouQYW1tNqMg [Verse] G C G In the northeastern corner of the United States G C D In the hills of Vermont, far above the great lakes G C G There’s a place in the woods there, where I used to go G Em Bm C G How I long to go back to the pine trees and snow-oooooooh [Verse] G C G In the days of my childhood my momma would say G C D Don’t you look for no trouble up the northeastern way G C G The Canadian border is a road that is sad G Em Bm C G Was a tree he was sowing that killed your poor dad---- [Chorus] Bb F But I need to keep moving, to be there by dawn G G7 C So, I finish my coffee and then I’ll be gone Bb F my last dime in the jukebox, the song didn’t start C Bb Bb/A Bb/G F But the hills of Vermont sing a song in my heart [Verse] G C G Down the North Carolina we lived many years G C D But the day came at last when my mother in tears G C G said goodbye to her son as I left on my way G Em Bm C G To the snow-covered mountains where I long to stayyyyyyy [Chorus] Bb F But I need to keep moving, to be there by dawn G G7 C So, I finish my coffee and then I’ll be gone Bb F my last dime in the jukebox, the song didn’t start C C7 Bb Bb/A Bb/G F But the hills of Vermont sing a song in my heart C C7 Bb Bb/A Bb/G F Yes the hills of Vermont sing a song in my heart