Tuning: G C E A

This beautiful and very easy song goes very well with ukulele. I play it with a simple fingerpicking pattern and 3 chords: C A |--------------------------------| E |-----0-------0-------0----------| C |-0-------0-------0--------------| G |---0---0---0---0---0------------| F A |--------------------------------| E |-----1-------1-------1----------| C |-0-------0-------0--------------| G |---2---2---2---2---2------------| Dm A |--------------------------------| E |-----1-------1-------1----------| C |-2-------2-------2--------------| G |---2---2---2---2---2------------| It goes like this: (Note: the change to Dm is at the end of the pause between lines, not right after the previous line as it might look like here. Also I'm slightly unsure about the last two lines, but I usually strum the last two chords) [Intro] C F Dm C C F Dm C

^CAnd the wills of the r^Fiver ^Dm Leads you h^Cere ^CWhere the wind it is y^Fielding ^Dm And the light it is c^Clear

^CTo rest upon fore^Fver ^Dm Or to live for one more ^Cday ^CNo I won't restrain the mo^Frning ^Dm I'll get ready for this sp^Cring

^COh see them planets sh^Fining ^Dm To the south to the n^Corth ^CHeaded out the we^Fst win^Dmd Going to find myself a h^Come

^CWhere the night it is g^Fuarded ^Dm By the shores of the s^Cea ^CAnd the moon it is r^Festing ^Dm While the sun it breaks fr^Cee

[Interlude] C F Dm C C F Dm C

^CAnd the world is all al^Fone now ^Dm While it's children still s^Cleep ^F Silen^Ctly

First Aid Kit - Wills of the river