Chris de Burgh - A spaceman can travelling

^AmA spaceman cam^Ce travelling on hi^Gs ship fro^Amm afar twas l^Cight years of t^Gime since his m^Fission did s^Ftart ^G and ^Amover a ^Emvillage he ^Fhalted his ^Amcraft and it ^Chung in the ^Gsky like a ^Fstar just l^Fike a^G s^Amtar

He ^Amfollowed a ^Clight and came ^Gdown to a ^Amshed where a ^Cmother and ^Gchild were lying ^Fthere on a ^Fbed ^G a ^Ambright light of ^Emsilver ^Fshone round his ^Amhead and ^Che had the ^Gface of an ^Fangel and t^Fhey w^Gere a^Amfraid

Then the ^Amstranger ^Cspoke and he s^Gaid Do not fe^Amar I ^Ccome from a ^Gplanet a ^Flong way from ^Fhere ^G and ^AmI bring a ^Emmessage for ^Fmankind to ^Amhear and ^Csuddenly the ^Gsweetest ^Fmusic ^Ffilled ^Gthe ^Amair

And ^Fit ^Gwent ^Amla la la la ^Emla la la la ^Fla la ^{Am C}la la la la ^Gla la la ^{F F G Am}la la la la ^Emla la la la ^Fla la ^{Am C}peace and good ^Gwill to all ^Fmen and l^Fove f^Gor the c^Amhild

^Fla^G l^Ama la la la l^Ema la la la l^Fa ^{Am C}la la la la ^Gla la la ^{F F G Am}la la la la ^Emla la la la ^Fla la ^{Am C}oh o^Gh oh^{F F G Am}

This ^Amlovely ^Cmusic went ^Gtrembling through the ^Amground and ^Cmany were ^Gwakened on ^Fhearing that ^Fsound ^G and ^Amtravellers on the ^Emroad a v^Fillage they f^Amound by the ^Clight of that ^Gship in the ^Fsky which s^Fhone a^Gll '^Amround

and ^Amjust before ^Cdawn at the ^Gpaling of the ^Amsky the ^Cstranger re^Gturned and said N^Fow I must f^Fly ^G when ^Amtwo thousand ^Emyears of your ^Ftime has gone ^Amby this ^Csong will be^Ggin once a^Fgain to a b^Fab^Gy's c^Amry

And ^Fit ^Gwent ^Amla la la la ^Emla la la la ^Fla la ^{Am C}la la la la ^Gla la la ^{F F G Am}la la la la ^Emla la la la ^Fla la ^Am this ^Csong will be^Ggin once a^Fgain to a b^Fab^Gy's c^Amry

And ^Fit ^Ggoes ^Amla la la la ^Emla la la la ^Fla la ^{Am C}la la la la ^Gla la la ^{F F G Am}la la la la ^Emla la la la ^Fla la ^{Am C}peace and good ^Gwill to all ^Fmen and l^Fove f^Gor the c^Amhild

Oh the whole ^Fworld is ^Gwaiting ^Amla la la la^Em waiting to he^Far that song aga^Amin ^Cla there are ^Gthousands standing on the ^Fedge of the world ^{F G Am}la and a star is moving ^Emsomewhere and the t^Fime is nearly h^Amere this ^Csong will be^Ggin once a^Fgain to a b^Fab^Gy's c^Amry