Fairport Convention - I wandered by a brookside

I wandered ^Fby a ^Cbrookside, I wandered ^Fby a ^Gmill ^CI couldn't ^Fhear the ^Cwater, the ^D7murmuring, it was ^Gstill Nor^C the sound of ^Fany ^Cgrasshopper, nor the chirp of ^Fany ^Gbird But the ^Cbeating ^Gof my ^Amown ^Emheart was the ^Fonly ^Gsound I ^Fheard

I ^Csat be^Fneath the ^Celm tree and watched his ^Flong, long ^Gshade ^CAs it ^Fgrew so^C longer, ^D7I didn't feel a^Gfraid I ^Clistened ^Ffor a ^Cfootfall, I listened ^Ffor one ^Gword But the ^Cbeating ^Gof my ^Amown ^Emheart was the ^Fonly ^Gsound I ^Fheard The ^Cbeating ^Gof my ^Amown ^Emheart was the ^Fonly ^Gsound I ^Fheard

Silent ^Ftears fast ^Cflowing, when someone ^Fstood be^Ghind A ^Chand u^Fpon my^C shoulder, I ^D7knew the touch was ^Gkind She ^Cdrew me ^Fnearer and ^Cnearer, we neither ^Fspoke one ^Gword But the ^Cbeating ^Gof our ^Amown two ^Emhearts, was the ^Fonly ^Gsound I ^Fheard The ^Cbeating ^Gof our ^Amown two ^Emhearts, was the ^Fonly ^Gsound I ^Amheard The ^Cbeating ^Gof our ^Amown two ^Emhearts, was the ^Fonly ^Gsound I ^Fheard

^FThe only sound I heard ^FThe only sound I heard ^FThe only sound I heard ^FThe only sound I heard