The Kinks - Village green

^AmOut in the c^Dmountry ^G Far from ^Call the soot and ^Fnoise of the ^Dmcity ^EThere's a village ^Amgreen, oh ^AmIt's been a l^Dmong time ^GSince I ^Clast set eyes on the ^Fchurch with the ^Dmsteeple ^EDown by the ^Amvillage green

^AmAh la la ^Dmla la ^G'Twas there I^C met a girl called^F Dai^Dmsy And ki^Essed her by the ol^Amd oak tree ^AmAh la la ^Dmla la ^GAlthough I l^Coved my Daisy, ^FI sought f^Dmame And ^Eso I left the v^Amillage green

^DmI miss the ^Dm/C#village green^Dm/C, And all the ^Dm/Bsimple people ^AmI miss the ^Am/G#village gre^Am/Gen, The church^Am/F#, the clock, the steeple I ^B7miss the morning dew, f^Eresh air and Sunday school

And ^Amnow all the ^Dmhouses ^GAre rare an^Ctiquities A^Fmerican ^Dmtourists ^Eflock to see the ^Amvillage green ^AmAh la la ^Dmla la ^G They snap their ^Cphotographs and ^Fsay "Gor' ^Dmdarn it ^EIsn't it a ^Ampretty scene?" ^AmAh la la ^Dmla la ^G And Daisy's ^Cmarried Tom the ^Fgrocer boy ^{Dm E}And now he own^Ams a grocery

^DmI miss the ^Dm/C#village green^Dm/C, And all the ^Dm/Bsimple people ^AmI miss the ^Am/G#village gre^Am/Gen, The church^Am/F#, the clock, the steeple ^B7I miss the morning dew,^E fresh air and Sunday school

And ^AmI will re^Dmturn there ^G And I'll see ^CDaisy And we'll ^Fsip tea and ^Dmlaugh And ^Etalk about the ^Amvillage green ^Am La la la^Dm la la ^G(oo^Coh)

^FWe will l^Dmaugh and t^Ealk about the vi^Amllage green