For the Dancing and the Dreaming The beginning has all that pretty harp stuff with the Cello hitting the bass notes, which can be followed with guitar as following: F G/C F Am G F Am G/B C F Am G C (Hold) Stoick begins whistling I'll swim and sail on savage seas With ne'er a fear of drowning And gladly ride the waves of life If you would marry me

^FNo scorching sun nor f^Creezing cold Will s^Ftop me (^Con my ^Amjourne^Gy, sorry!) If y^Fou will promise ^Cme your heart

And love

And l^Amove me f^Cor et^Gernity My d^Cearest one, my d^Garling d^Cear Your m^Cighty words ast^Gound ^Cme But I^C've no need for m^Gighty d^Ceeds When I f^Dmeel your arms ar^Found ^Cme

But ^CI would bring you r^Gings of g^Cold I'd ^Ceven sing you p^Goetry (oh, would you?) And ^CI would keep you fr^Gom all h^Carm If ^Dmyou would stay bes^Fide ^Cme

I h^Fave no use for r^Cings of gold I c^Fare not for your ^Cpoe^Gtry I o^Fnly want your h^Cand to hold I ^Conly want you near me

To l^Dove and kiss to sw^Aeetly h^Dold For the d^Dancing and the dr^Aeam^Ding Through a^Dll life's sorrows a^And del^Dights I'll k^Geep your love inside ^Dme I'll s^Dwim and sail on s^Aavage s^Deas With n^De'er a fear of dr^Aown^Ding I'd gl^Dadly ride the w^Aaves of l^Dife If y^Emou will ma^Arry me^D! (Eee I'm still going, I'm done!)

John Powell - For the dancing and the dreaming