Capo at 5th, transpose +5,(or leave like this to sing with baritones!) Ask if you want chord fingering help. Intro D A/C# G/B A

The road is l^Dong,^A/C# with many a w^G/Binding turns^Em7 A A#º Bm C Em7 Em7-A That leads us, to, who knows where, who knows where? But I'm str^Dong,^A/C# strong enough to ca^Bmrry h^Bbim D Em7-A7 D Em7-A7 He ain't heavy, he's my brother

So on we g^Do, ^A/C# his welfare is of ^G/Bmy concern ^Em7 A Bm C Em7 Em7-A No burden is he, to bear, we'll get there For I k^Dnow,^A/C# he would not enc^Bmumber ^Bbme D Em7-A7 D Em7-D7/F# He ain't heavy, he's my brother

If I'm la^Gden at a^A/Gll, I'm l^Gaden with sa^A/Gdness that e^F#mveryone's h^Aeart, isn't f^F#milled

w^A/Eith the gl^Bmadne

ss^A G -G/F#- Em Em/B A A Of love, for one another

NC D A/C# G/B Em7 It's a long, long road, from which there is no return A Bm C Em7 Em7-A While we're on the way, to there, why not share D A/C# Bm -A G - A Bm/F# Bb And the load, doesn't weigh me down, at all D Em7-A7 D A/C# G/B Em A Bm C Em A He ain't heavy, he's my brother

He's my ^Dbrother^A/C#, ^G/B ^A He ain't he^Davy, ^A/C# he's my b^G/Brother^A He ain't he^Davy, ^A/C# he's my b^G/Brother^A etc

The Hollies - He aint heavy hes my brother