Joan Baez - A swallow song

C^Dbmome wander quietly and li^Asten to the ^Abwind C^Dbmome here and l^Aisten to the^Ab sky C^Gbmome walking ^Dbmhigh above the^Ab rolling of the sea An^Ad watch the swallows as the^Aby fly

Th^Dbmere is no sorrow like the^A murmur of thei^Abr wings Th^Dbmere is no choi^Ar like their^Ab song There^Gbm is no power^Dbm like the fre^Abedom of their flight ^AWhile the swallows roam al^Abone

Do^Dbm you hear the calling of ^Aa hundred thous^Aband voice Hea^Dbmr the trumblin^Ag in the sto^Abne Do you ^Gbmhear the ang^Dbmry bells ring^Abing in the night ^ADo you hear the swallows when they've ^Abflown?

And ^Dbmwill the breezes blow the^A petals from your^Ab hand And w^Dbmill some lovin^Ag ease your ^Abpain And ^Gbmwill the sil^Dbmence strike c^Abonfusion from your soul And w^Aill the swallows come agai^Abn?