The National Parks - 1953

I found you in the s^Eummer heat,^B of 1^C#m953 W^Bise words from ^G#myour ^Efather ^C#msaid "I ^Bknow that ^G#mboy's your brothers ^C#mfriend

B^But I don't think he keeps co^F#min' round for h^Eim" A^Bgain and again and a^Again

I^F# had to swim a^Eway ^C#mSemper ^BFi but I'll be ^F#mback somed^Eay ^BI'll take you by the ^F#mhand and s^Eay B A (B) Be mine, be mine, be mine

And if s^Eomeday, you grow t^C#mired and your memory f^Aades It's alr^Eight, I will n^C#mever leave your s^Aide And ^Eoh when it's t^Aime, you can ^F#mcome ^G#mfind ^Ame In^F# 1^G#m953 ^E

Leave New York and see the c^C#mountry side L^Bittle city and a b^F#migger l^Eife ^C#mWatch it g^Brow into a th^Eousand eyes ^C#mIt's ours, ^Bit's ours, ^Ait's ours O^C#mh It's ours, i^Bt's ours, i^At's ours

And if some^Eday, you grow t^C#mired and your memory f^Aades It's alr^Eight, I will ^C#mnever leave your s^Aide And o^Eh when it's t^Aime, you can ^F#mcome ^G#mfind ^Ame In^F#m 19^G#m53 ^A

It's written in the g^Eold rain Passed down the ^C#mlight Hangin' in the b^Eranches You see it in their ^C#meyes Pressed in the co^Encrete Where we used to r^C#meside It's l^Barger than l^Aife ^B

And if someda^Ey, you grow ^C#mtired and your memory f^Aades It's o^Ekay, and when my h^C#meart gives a^Away It’s alr^Eight, I will n^C#mever leave your s^Aide And ^Eoh when it's t^Aime, Just ^F#mcome ^G#mfind ^Ame In^F#m 1^G#m953 ^A