INTRO: C Am C F C F N.C. C Am Oh, the sun rolls down, big as a miracleF C F And fades from the Midwest skyC And the corn and the treesAm C Wave in the breezeF G C As if to say goodbyeAm Oh, my grandfather stood right here as a younger manF C F In nineteen and forty-threeC And with the sweat and his tearsAm C The rain and the yearsF G C He grew life from the soil and seed CHORUS:F C Am F Oh, I'm going down to the dreaming fieldsC F But what will be my harvest nowAm Em F Dm Where every tear that falls on a memory feelsF G C Like rain on a rusted ploughContinúa después del anuncioF G C Rain on a rusted ploughAm F And these fields, they dream of wheat in the summertimeC F Grandchildren running freeC And the bales of hayAm C At the end of the dayF G C And the scarecrow that just scared meAm Now the houses they grow like weeds in a flower bedF C F This morning the silo fellC Seems the only way a manAm C Can live off the landF G C These days, is to buy and sell CHORUS:F C Am F So, I'm going down to the dreaming fieldsC F But what will be my harvest nowAm Em F Dm Where every tear that falls on a memory feelsF G F Like rain on a rusted ploughG F Rain on a rusted plough BRIDGE:Am Em F Like the rain on the roof on the porch by the kitchenAm Em F Where my grandmother sings, I can hear if I listenAm Em F G F C F Running down, running down to the end of the world____C F This will be my harvest nowINSTRUMENTAL: Am Em C F C F G F N.C. C Am When the sun rolls down, big as a miracleF C F And fades from the Midwest skyC And the corn and the treesAm C Wave in the breezeF G C As if to say goodbyeF C F C As if to say goodbye
The Dreaming Fields
Trisha Yearwood
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