Ralph McTell - Somewhere down the road

^CSee you some^D7where down the ^Groad ^CThrough the hour ^D7glass the sand has fl^Gowed ^CIt’s time for moving ^Gon ^CDon’t ask where it’s g^Gone ^CMaybe it is some^D7where down the ^Groad

^CSee you some^D7where down the ^Gline ^CDon’t you worry a^D7bout me ‘cos I’ll be ^Gfine ^CAnd I won’t fret for ^Gyou ^CSometimes I will be b^Glue ^CBut you know I’ll be thinking abo^D7ut you from time to^G time

^CCarry me lik^D7e a song that w^Ge both knew ^CSome of the words^D7 were gold but just a^G few ^CYou’ll remember for a^Gll time ^CSome of them will rhy^Gme ^CJust the way that ^D7we both used t^Go do

^CSomewhere down the road ^EmThe sun will always shine ^CSomewhere down the road ^EmThe water tastes like ^Dwine Somewhere down the r^Goad

^CSomewhere do^D7wn the road is ^Gnot goodbye ^CIt means we’ll me^D7et again or at least ^Gwe’ll try ^CAnd on some October d^Gay ^CWhen your leaves are ^Gblowin’ away ^CYou’ll maybe shed ^D7a tear and so ^Gwill I

^CI’ll see you^D7 somewhere down^G the track ^CThe time has come^D7 to cut me a little s^Glack ^CAnd I’ll be glad I’m ^Gwhere ^CBut it is my true int^Gent ^CTo give you a call^D7 if ever I get^G there

^CSomewhere down the road ^EmThe sun will always shine ^CSomewhere down the road ^EmThe water tastes like ^Dwine Somewhere down the r^Goad

^CI went to sa^D7y farewell to a^Gn old friend ^CHis time was up b^D7ut just before the en^Gd ^CWhen no words could e^Gxpress ^CHow to leave it best ^{G C}I said I’ll see yo^D7u somewhere do^Gwn the road

^CSomewhere down the road ^EmThe sun will always shine ^CSomewhere down the road ^EmThe water tastes like ^Dwine Somewhere down the r^Goad