John Denver - Rocky mountain high

He was ^Gborn in the summer of his ^C27th ^Dyear, Comin' ^Ghome to a place he'd never ^Cbeen before. He left ^Gyesterday be^Emhind him, you might ^Csay he was born a^Dgain, You might ^Gsay he found a key for every ^Cdoor. When he ^Gfirst came to the mountain his ^Clife was far a^Dway, On the ^Groad and hangin' by a ^Csong, But the ^Gstring's already ^Embroken and he ^Cdoesn't really ^Dcare, It keeps ^Gchangin' fast and it don't last for ^Clong. But the ^CColorado ^DRocky Mountain ^Ghigh, I've ^Cseen it rainin' ^Dfire in the ^Gsky. The ^Cshadow from the ^Dstarlight is ^Gsofter than a lulla^Cby. Rocky Mountain ^Ghigh, Colo^Crado, Rocky Mountain ^Ghigh, Colo^Crado. He ^Gclimbed cathedral mountains, he saw ^Csilver clouds be^Dlow, He saw ^Geverything as far as you can ^Csee. And they ^Gsay that he got ^Emcrazy once and he ^Ctried to touch the ^Dsun, And he ^Glost a friend, but kept his memo^Cry. ^GNow he walks in quiet solitude the ^Cforests and the ^Dstreams, Seeking ^Ggrace in every step he ^Ctakes. His ^Gsight has turned in^Emside himself to ^Ctry and under^Dstand The ^Gserenity of a clear blue mountain ^Clake. And the ^CColorado ^DRocky Mountain ^Ghigh, I've ^Cseen it rainin' ^Dfire in the ^Gsky. You can ^Ctalk to God and ^Dlisten to the ^Gcasual re^Cply. Rocky Mountain ^Ghigh, Colo^Crado, Rocky Mountain ^Ghigh, Colo^Crado. Now his ^Glife is full of wonder, but his ^Cheart still know some ^Dfear Of a ^Gsimple thing he cannot compre^Chend. Why they ^Gtry to tear the ^Emmountain down to ^Cbring in a couple ^Dmore, More ^Gpeople, more scars upon the ^Cland. And the ^CColorado ^DRocky Mountain ^Ghigh, I've ^Cseen it rainin' ^Dfire in the ^Gsky. I ^Cknow he'd be a ^Dpoorer man if he ^Gnever saw an eagle ^Cfly. Rocky Mountain ^Ghigh, it's a ^CColorado ^DRocky Mountain ^Ghigh, I've ^Cseen it rainin' ^Dfire in the ^Gsky, ^Cfriends around the ^Dcampfire and ^Gever^Cybody's high, Rocky Mountain ^Ghigh, Colo^Crado, Rocky Mountain ^Ghigh, Colo^Crado.