Cheryl Wheeler - When fall comes to new england

When fall comes to New ^DEng^Gland The ^Csun slants ^Gin so ^Dfine And the ^Cair's so ^Gclear you can ^Dalmost ^Emhear The ^Cgrapes

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grow ^Amon the ^Dvine

The ^Gnights are sharp with ^Dstar^Glight And the ^Cdays are ^Gcool and ^Dclean ^C And in the ^Gblue sky ^Dover^Ghead ^C The northern ^Ggeese fly ^Dsouth in^Gstead ^C And leaves are ^GIrish ^D/F#Setter ^Emred When ^Cfall comes ^Gto New ^DEng^Gland ^{D G}

When fall comes to New ^DEng^Gland And the ^Cwind blows ^Goff the ^Dsea ^C Swallows ^Gfly in a ^Dperfect ^Emsky And the ^Cworld

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was ^Ammeant to ^Dbe

When the ^Gacorns line the ^Dwalk^Gways Then ^Cwinter ^Gcan't be ^Dfar ^C From yellow ^Gleaves a ^Dblue jay ^Gcalls ^C Grandmothers ^Gwalk out ^Din their ^Gshawls ^C And chipmunks ^Grun the ^D/F#old stone ^Emwalls When ^Cfall comes ^Gto New ^DEng^Gland ^{D G}

The ^Cfrost is

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on the ^Ampumpkin The ^Emsquash is ^Doff the ^Gvine And ^Cwinter

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warnings ^Amrace across the ^Dsky The ^Csquirrels are

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onto ^Amsomething And they're ^Emworking ^Dover^Gtime The ^Cfoxes

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blink and ^Amstare and so do ^DI

'Cause when ^Gfall comes to New ^DEng^Gland Oh, ^CI can't ^Gturn a^Dway ^C From fading ^Glight on ^Dflying ^Gwings ^C And late good^Gbyes a ^Drobin ^Gsings ^C And then an^Gother ^D/F#thousand ^Emthings When ^Cfall comes ^Gto New ^D/F#Eng--^Emland When ^Cfall comes ^Gto New ^DEng^Gland