Rab Noakes - November afternoon

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On a November af^Bbternoon When the ^Amsky is clear and the ^Bmground is ^Dglistening with fros^Gt Leaving a warm and co^Bbsy room To ^Amwander a strange town un^Bmtil I'm quite ^Dlost But it's ^Ggood to be outside again ^F Breath the air and ^Emthink of times, but ^Eb/BbI, I've no^Fwhere to ^Ggo

To a park and watch the child^Bbren play ^AmWrapped in their scarves, gloves, boots and ^Bmbalaclava ^Dhoods ^G Look at the trees so old and^Bb bare Silhou^Ametted against the sky, holding a ^Bmsun that has no ^Dheat But it's ^Ggood to be outside today ^F And wonder ^Emat the way ^Eb/Bball those things^F go ^Gon

To a windy, desert^Bbed beach And ^AmI'm alight and the ^Bmclouds grow ^Dout at sea ^G Everything seems a bit like^Bb wind And ^Amall its beauty lives on the ^Bmeyes of ^Dall to see And I'^Gm glad to be here outside ^F Able to re^Emlax and ride^Eb/Bb along^F with ^Gthe day

Do do do do do do^Bbo doo Daa ^Amda da da da, da da da ^Bmdumm, da ^Ddaaa^Ga Da da da daa, da da, da^Bba dumm Da da da ^Amdummm, da da da ^Bmdummm, da ^Dda da da But it's ^Ggood to be outside again ^F Breath the air and ^Emthink of times, but ^Eb/BbI, I've no^Fwhere to ^Ggo