Hank Williams - Beyond the sunset

Shou^Cld you go first and ^CI remain to walk the road^C alone I'll live^G in memory's garden dear with ^G7happy days we've known ^G7In spring I'll wait for roses red,^G7 when fades the lilacs ^Cbloom And in early ^Cfall when brown leaves fall, I'll catch a ^Cglimpse of you

Should you go ^Cfirst and I re^Fmain, for battles to be ^Ffought Each thing ^Fyou've touched along the way, ^Cwill be a hallowed spot ^GI'll hear your ^Cvoice I'll see your ^Csmile though blindly I may grope ^{F C}The memory of your ^Chelping hand ^Gwill buoy me on with ^Chope ^C

Be^Cyond the sun^Cset, oh ^Cblissful ^Gmorn ^G7- ing When ^G7with our ^G7savior, heaven ^G7is ^Cbegun ^C Earth's ^Ctoiling ende^Cd, oh ^Cglory ^Fdawning^F Be^Fyond ^Cthe suns^Cet when ^Gday is ^Cdone ^C

Should ^Cyou go first and I ^Fremain, to ^Cfinish with the scroll No ^Clessening shadows shall ^Gever creep in to ^Cmake this life seem droll ^G7We've known so much of hap^Gpiness, we've had our ^G7cup of joy ^C And ^Cmemory is one gift of God that ^Cdeath cannot destroy ^C

I want to know each step ^Cyou take that I may ^Fwalk the same ^F For someday down that lonely ^Froad, ^Cyou'll hear me call your n^Came Should you go ^Gfirst and I r^Cemain, one ^Cthing I'll have you do ^FWalk slowly down that ^Clong long ^Cpath, ^G7 for soon I'll ^G7follow you^{C C}

In ^Cthat fair home^Cland, we'll ^Cknow no ^Fpart-^Fing Be^Fyond the ^Csun - ^Cset f^G7or ever more^{C C}