September Song

Kate Wolf

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Key:
INTRO: D Em G A D Em G
A Em A Em A Em A D
Em The wild geese flew overhead in
G A Pennsylvania
D Em I thought of a few choice words I
G A ought to send you
Em A You know if I thought it was right
Em G I'd pretend that you were here
A D with me tonight
Em The ghost of a frontier lady walked
G A through the tall rooms
D Em Of an old Ontario farmhouse under
G A a full moon
Em A We sat in the kitchen all night
Em A Drinking good whiskey until the
D morning light CHORUS:
Em A Did you ever think I would go
D G Out on this road you told me I
A would take
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D Em A D Long ago?
Em On a Roanoke back-road, laughing
G A beside a cold stove
D We sang for old black Francis and
Em G A Bessie, songs about true love
Em A All the songs I ever knew
Em G Came back to me and brought me
A back to you
D Em The leaves were turning, we felt
G A the summer passing
D Em Knowing things were changing, even
G A without asking
Em A Like a photograph faded in time
Em A In a cabin lost in the Blue Ridge
D mountain pines
INSTRUMENTAL: Em A Em A Em A D
Em The wind is blowing cold across the
G A bay
D Em G And Massachusetts seems so far
A away
Em A From the California tides
Em G The rolling hills and roads I used
A to ride
D Em I'll be leaving in the morning,
G A seeing faces
D Em Of friends I leave behind in all
G A these places
Em A And though I'm coming home
Em A I'm not coming back to California
D all alone CHORUS:
Em A You always knew I would go
D G Out on this road you took yourself
A once
D So long ago
Song details

Composition: Kate Wolf

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