Magna Carta - Song of evening

^EPastel shades the ^Bhour when ^Eevening climbs the ^F#msky and burns ^F#ma golden highwa^By to the w^Eest ^{F#m B} and the ^Edistant city ^Bsounds ca^Eress the trembling ^F#mleaves to die ^F#mamong the f^Bar horizon sh^Eores ^{C#m E}

^F#m then the song of the ^Bevening comes in, gent^Ele harmony ^C#m and ^F#mlingers 'til the ^Bclosing, of the ^Eday ^F#m just a song of ^Bevening flows on, ^E like some tumbling ^C#mriver ^F#mand like a ^Briver, flows a^Eway

I ^Elook beyond the ^Bwindow where ^Etwisted shadows ^F#mplay and trees are bare bel^Bow the frozen s^Etars ^{F#m B} the ^Estranger hurries ^Bthrough the cold his ^Ecollar round his ^F#mears dreaming words of comfor^Bt, and a fire^{E C#m E}

^F#m then the song of the ^Bevening comes in, ^Egentle harmo^C#mny and ^F#mlingers 'til the ^Bclosing, of the ^Eday ^F#m just a song of ^Bevening flows on,^E like some tumbling ^C#mriver ^F#mand like a ^Briver, flows a^Eway