The National Parks - The meadow

^CI want to settle down so^Cuth in the Spring ^CMake a bed in the meadow and lay till I dream. ^G Until I ^Cdream.

^CI see your white house far fr^Com the road In a pla^Amce where the for^Gest grow^Cs ^CI stand alone when you come outs^Cide I see yo^Amur face for the ^Gfirst ti^Cme

^FAnd I knew that I would find, I knew t^Fhat I would find you my dear. ^C And all ^Fthe roads that I have walked and walked,^F And now ^Fyou're standing here. ^C And I wi^Amll never^G let you^F go ^C

^CWell I remember when we ^Cran off young Your dad^Amdy said no but w^Ge were in love ^{C C}And there you stood in the church house dressed ^Cin white Dark braided hai^Amr, my beautiful ^Gbride ^C

And I kn^Few that I would find, I knew t^Fhat I would find you my dear. ^C

^FAnd all the roads that I have walked and^F walked, And now you're standing ^Chere. And I wi^Amll never^G let you^F go ^C No I wil^Aml never ^Glet you ^Fgo! ^C

^AmWell I l^Goved you^F till I grew old^C and died And I wo^Amke up in^G the mea^Fdow to my surpri^Cse It was t^Amhen I kn^Gew I cou^Fld never go back^C It was t^Amhen I kn^Gew that ^Fyou were real in^F a^F d^Fre^Fam^{F F F}

^FLet go of your way^Cs....no!!! Am G F C, Am G F C oooohhhhh oooooohhhhh ^AmAnd^G I^F d^Con't want to let you go, ^AmNo ^GI ^Fdo^Cn't want to let you go, ^AmBut^G I^F w^Cill have to let you go.

^AmBut^G I^F will have to let..^C. you go.