Caroline Herring - Music of the mountains

^GDo you ^Bmhear the ^Cmusic of the ^Gmountains ^CListening ^Gfrom your ^Amcabin ^Dbed ^GSunday ^Bmevenings, ^Csinging ^Gsoftly With ^Flakes and ^Ctrees, ^Fpeaks and ^Cvalleys ^AmI can ^Emhear the ^Cmusic of the ^Dmoun^Gtains ^{C G}

As you ^Amwalk the ^Dpath with ^Gme Nature ^Ccalls us ^Dlike a ^Csis^Gter Under^Amneath the ^Dcano^Gpy Of trees that ^Emgive us ^Ashade and ^Cshel^Dter

^GDo you ^Bmhear the ^Cmusic of the ^Gmountains ^CStanding ^Gat the ^Amedge of ^Dnight ^GIn the ^Bmgloaming, when ^Call is ^Gquiet ^FListen ^Cfor the ^Fstill, small ^Cvoices ^AmI can ^Emhear the ^Cmusic of the ^Dmoun^Gtains ^{C G}

Wind is ^Amrustling ^Dthrough the ^Gtrees As ^Cnight falls u^Dpon the ^Chill^Gside We lie ^Amon an ^Dopen ^Gfield The great ex^Empanse of ^Astars be^Cfore ^Dus

^GDo you ^Bmhear the ^Cmusic of the ^Gmountains ^CRising ^Gup in ^Ammajes^Dty ^GAs I ^Bmbreathe in ^Call of the ^Gbeauty It's ^Fthere to ^Csee, for ^Fyou and ^Cme It's ^Dcrystal ^Gclear, for ^Dall to ^Ghear And ^Dcan you ^Emhear the ^Cmusic of the ^Dmoun^Gtains^{Bm C G Am D G}