Billy Boyd - The last goodbye

^CI saw the light, ^Ffade from the ^Csky, On the ^Cwind I ^Fheard a ^Csigh, As the ^Amsnowflakes ^Fcover, my ^Amfallen ^Fbrothers, I will ^Csay this ^Dmlast ^Cgoodbye

^Am Night is now ^Ffalli^Cng, so ends this ^Gday, ^Amthe road is now ^Fcalling, and ^CI, must ^Gaway, Over ^Amhill, and under ^Ftree, through lands where ^Dmnever light has ^Fshown, by silver ^Cstreams that run ^Fdown to the ^Gsea Under ^Amcloud, beneath the ^Fstars, over ^Dmsnow and winters ^Fmorn, I turn at ^Clast to ^Fpaths, that lead ^Ghome And know where the ^Dmroad then takes me^Am, I cannot ^Gtell, ^Dm We came all this ^Fway, but now comes the ^Amday, to bid you fare^Gwell

Many^C places ^FI have ^Cbeen, many sorrows ^FI have ^Cseen, But I ^Amdon't reg^Fret, nor will ^AmI for^Fget, All who ^Ctook that ^Dmroad with ^Cme,

^Am Night is now ^Ffall^Cing, so ends this ^Gday,^Am the road is now ^Fcalling and ^CI, must ^Gaway, Over ^Amhill and under ^Ftree, through lands where ^Dmnever light has ^Fshown, by silver ^Cstreams that run ^Fdown to the ^Gsea To these ^Ammemories I will ^Fhold, with your ^Dmblessing I will ^Fgo, to turn at ^Clast to ^Fpaths that lead ^Ghome, And know where the ^Dmroad then takes me^Am, I cannot ^Gtell, ^Dm We came all this ^Fway, but now comes the ^Amday, to bid you fare^Gwell

^AmI bid you ^Fall a very fond fare^Cwell