E E/C# Emaj7 E/C# E E E/C# Emaj7 E/C# E Come down from the mountain, you have been gone too long

^EThe spring is u^E/C#pon us, ^Emaj7follow my ^E/C#only ^Dmaj7song ^ASettle down with me by the fire of my^E young love You should ^Bcome back home, ^Aback on your own ^Enow

E E/C# Emaj7 E/C# E E E/C# Emaj7 E/C# E The world is a-live now, in and outside I know

You ^Erun through the f^E/C#orest, ^Emaj7settle bef^E/C#ore the ^Dmaj7sun ^ADarling, I can barely remember you be-^Eside me You should ^Bcome back home, ^Aback on your own ^Enow

And ^Beven in the light, when the woman of the ^Ewoods came by To ^Agive to you the word of the ^Eold man ^BIn the morning tide when the sparrow and the ^Eseagull fly And ^AJohnathan and Evelyn get ^Etired

^ELie to me if you ^G#mwill ^E at the top of Beringer ^C#mHill ^BTell me any^Athing you ^Ewant, ^Bany old ^Alie will ^G#mdo ^DCall me ^C#mback ^Bto you Back to you*^E

Fleet Foxes - Ragged wood