The Waterboys - Song of wandering aengus

I went out to the ^Ghazel wood ^Dm Because a fire was ^Fin my head ^C And cut and peeled a ^Ghazel wand ^Dm And hooked a berry ^Fto a thread ^Am

And when white moths were ^Gon the wing ^Gm And moth-like stars were ^Fflickering out ^C I dropped the berry ^Gin a stream ^Dm And caught a little ^Fsilver trout ^C

When I had laid it ^Gon the ground ^Dm I went to blow the ^Ffire a-flame ^C But something made a ^Grustling sound ^Dm And some one called me ^Fby my name ^Am

It had become a ^Gglimmering girl ^Gm With apple blossom ^Fin her hair ^C Who called me by my ^Gname and ran ^Dm And faded through the ^Fbrightening air ^C

Though I am old with ^Gwandering ^Dm Through hollow lands and ^Fhilly lands ^C I will find out where ^Gshe has gone ^Dm And kiss her lips and ^Ftouch her hands ^Am

And walk among long ^Gdappled grass ^Gm And pluck till time and ^Ftimes are done ^C The silver apples ^Gof the moon ^Dm The golden apples ^Fof the sun ^C The silver apples ^Gof the moon ^Dm The golden apples ^Fof the sun