Ralph Stanley - Maple on the hill

^GIn a quiet country village stood a ^CMaple On The ^GHill ^GWhere I sat with my Geneva long ^Dago ^GAs the stars were shining brightly we could ^Chear the whippoor^Gwill ^GAs we sat beneath that ^D7Maple On The ^GHill

^GWe would sing love songs together while the ^Cbirds had gone to ^Grest ^GWe would listen to the murmur o'er the ^Dhill ^GWill you love me little darling as you ^Cdid those starry nig^Ghts ^GAs we sat beneath that ^D7Maple On The ^GHill

^GDon't forget me, little darling when they l^Cay me down to ^Gdie ^GJust one little wish, darling that I ^Dpray ^GAs you linger there in sadness thinking d^Carling, of the p^Gast ^GLay your teardrops kiss the ^D7flowers on my ^Ggrave

^GI will soon be with the angels on that ^Cbright and peaceful s^Ghore ^GEven now I hear them coming o'er the ^Dhill ^GSo goodbye my little darling, it is ^Ctime for us to ^Gpart ^GI must leave you and that ^D7Maple On The ^GHill