Song: The snows of New York by Chris de Burgh from his album Beatiful dreams. Transcribed by Edward Neve (eomneve@zeelandnet.nl)

I can s^Gee you n^Dow by the l^Amight of the d^Emawn, And the s^Cun is risi^Gng ^Dsus4slow, ^D We have t^Galked all n^Dight, and I can't ^Amtalk anym^Emore, But I must st^Cay and y^Dou must ^Ggo;

You have ^Galways b^Deen such a g^Amood friend to ^Emme, Through the th^Cunder and th^Ge ^Dsus4rain, ^D And when you're f^Geeling l^Dost in the s^Amnows of New Y^Emork, Lift your h^Ceart and th^Dink of ^Gme;

There are t^Emhose who fail, there are th^Bose who fall, There are th^Cose who w^Gill never^Dsus4 win, ^D Then there are th^Gose who f^Dight for the t^Amhings they bel^Emieve, And these are m^Cen like y^Dou and ^Gme;

In my dr^Geam we w^Dalked, you and ^AmI to the s^Emhore, Leaving fo^Cotprints by t^Ghe^Dsus4 sea, ^D And when there w^Gas just o^Dne set of pr^Amints in the s^Emand, That was wh^Cen you c^Darried ^Gme;

When you're fe^Geling l^Dost in the s^Amnows of New Y^Emork, Lift your h^Ceart and th^Dink of ^Gme, Lift your h^Ceart and th^Dink of ^Gme.

Tabbed by Edward Neve If you have any additions or improvals please send them to me. (eomneve@zeelandnet.nl)

Chris de Burgh - Snows of new york