The Kinks - Village green

^CmOut in the c^Fmountry, ^A#far from all the s^D#oot and n^G#oise of the ci^Fmty, ^Gthere's a village ^Cmgreen, oh ^CmIt's been a l^Fmong time, ^A#since I last set ey^D#es on the chu^G#rch with the stee^Fmple, ^Gdown by the ^Cmvillage green ^CmAh la la ^Fmla la, 't^A#was there I ^D#met a girl called D^G#aisy,^Fm and ^Gkissed her by the ^Cmold oak tree ^CmAh la la ^Fmla la, ^A#although I lo^D#ved my Daisy, ^G#I sought ^Fmfame, and ^Gso I left the ^Cmvillage green

^FmI miss the ^Fm/Evillage green^Fm/D#, and all the s^Fm/Dimple people ^CmI miss the ^Cm/Bvillage green^Cm/A#, the church, t^Cm/Ahe clock, the steeple ^D7I miss the morning dew,^G fresh air and Sunday school

And ^Cmnow all the ^Fmhouses^A# are rare a^D#ntiquities, A^G#merican ^Fmtourists ^Gflock to see the ^Cmvillage green ^CmAh la la ^Fmla la, ^A#they snap their pho^D#tographs and ^G#say "god ^Fmdarn it, ^Gisn't it a p^Cmretty scene?" ^CmAh la la ^Fmla la, ^A#and Daisy's ^D#married Tom the ^G#grocer ^Fmboy, and ^Gnow he owns a gro^Cmcery

^FmI miss the ^Fm/Evillage green^Fm/D#, and all the s^Fm/Dimple people ^CmI miss the ^Cm/Bvillage green^Cm/A#, the church, t^Cm/Ahe clock, the steeple ^D7I miss the morning dew,^G fresh air and Sunday school

And ^CmI will re^Fmturn there,^A# and I'll see ^D#Daisy, and we'll ^G#sip tea and ^Fmlaugh and ^Gtalk about the ^Cmvillage green ^CmLa la la ^Fmla la, ^A#la la la, ^D#la la la la, ^G#we will ^Fmlaugh and ^Gtalk about the ^Cmvillage green