Steeleye Span - Dawn of the day

^CWhen the dawn of the da^Gy is a^F-break^Ging, When l^Dmive beggins you to ^Cawakening ^G When spr^Fing is in the a^Cir and the ^Dmworld is fresh and ^Gfa^G/Air, ^G/B When the da^Fwn of the ^Amday is ^Ga-bre^Caking,

^CWhen the noon of the da^Gy is a^F-brighte^Gning, When ^Dmthe height of the s^Cky is a-li^Gghtning Your ^Flaughter and your ^Ctears are the ^Dmsummer of your ^Gye^G/Aars,^G/B When the ^Fnoon of the ^Amday is ^Ga-brighten^Cing,

^CWhen the dusk of the d^Gay is ^Fa-darke^Gning, When ^Dmthe evening st^Car is sta^Grting, In the ^Fautumn of your d^Cays, walk g^Dmently in your ^Gwa^G/Ays ^G/B When the d^Fusk of the ^Amday is ^Ga-darke^Cning,

^CWhen the end of the d^Gay is ^Fa-fa^Glling, When n^Dmight-times r^Cest is a-c^Galling You ca^Fn hear the winter ^Chorn on the l^Dmong road h^G/Aome,^G/B When the ^Fend of the ^Amday is ^Ga-fall^Cing.