Аккорды Sons of the Pioneers - The Utah Trail

[Verse 1]
D
You ask me where I'm going
                A7
So early in the morn.
A7
I'm just a traveler roving
             D
Rovin on and on.
Fm7                          Bm
I've looked this whole world over
Fm7                         Bm
Many times I've searched in vain.
A
For a spot that seems like heaven to me
E7               A         A7
And I long to be again.

[Chorus]
D
I'm going to hide away
        A7
Far out on that Utah trail.
A7
Moonlights as bright as day
        D
Far out on that Utah trail.
G
There's where I'll settle down
     D
In a peace where all is still.
     E7
In a little hut just built fo two
       A                          A7
Tucked away in the heart of the hill

D
There neath the skies are blue
       A7
In the good old summertime
A7
There's where all friends are true
        D
And all nature is in rhyme.
G
Someone is waiting
       D
With a love that never fails.
        E7
Waiting patiently to welcome me
        D7      A7   D
Far out on that Utah trail.

[Verse 2]
D
The tinted sky of autumn
                       A7
The fragrant breath of spring.
A7
Will linger on forever
               D
On this memory spring.
Fm7             Bm
When as a boy I wandered
Fm7                               Bm
Through the hills and the swimmin hole.
A
Watch at even tide the old settings sun
E7                           A        A7
Turn the range deep blue and gold.

[Chorus]
D
I'm going to hide away
        A7
Far out on that Utah trail.
A7
Moonlights as bright as day
        D
Far out on that Utah trail.
G
There's where I'll settle down
     D
In a peace where all is still.
     E7
In a little hut just built fo two
       A                          A7
Tucked away in the heart of the hill

D
There neath the skies are blue
       A7
In the good old summertime
A7
There's where all friends are true
        D
And all nature is in rhyme.
G
Someone is waiting
       D
With a love that never fails.
        E7
Waiting patiently to welcome me
        D7      A7   D
Far out on that Utah trail.