Brown Mountain Light

Tony Rice

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D In the hills of old North Carolina.
Bm D Since the time of the early settlers there
Bm A light has been seen on top of old Brown Mountain
D A D A mystery noone can explain
D High on a mountain.
Bm D And down in the valley below It shines like the crown of an angel
Bm A And fades as the winds come and go.
D Way over yonder
C D And night afer night until dawn
Bm That fathful Slave can back from his grave
D C Searching, Searching, Searching
D A D for his master Who’s Long Gone On.
D In The Days Of The Old Covered Wagons
Bm D Where They Stopped On The Flats For The Nights
Bm D With The Noon Shining Dim, On The Old Canyon Rim
D A D They’d Watch For That Brown Mountain Light
D High on a mountain.
Bm D And down in the valley below It shines like the crown of an angel
Bm A And fades as the winds come and go.
D Way over yonder
C D And night afer night until dawn
Bm That fathful Slave can back from his grave
D C Searching, Searching, Searching
D A D for his master Who’s Long Gone On.
D Many Years Ago A Southern Planter
Bm D Came Hunting In This Wild World Alone
Bm D And Then So They Say, The Hunter Lost His Way
D A D And Never Returned To His Home
D His Trusty Old Slave Brought A Lantern
Bm D And Searched, But In Vain, Day And Night
Bm D Now The Old Slave Is Gone, But His Spirit Lingers On
D A D And The Old Lantern Still Casts It’s Light
D High on a mountain.
Bm D And down in the valley below It shines like the crown of an angel
Bm A And fades as the winds come and go.
D Way over yonder
C D And night afer night until dawn
Bm That fathful Slave can back from his grave
D C Searching, Searching, Searching
D A D for his master Who’s Long Gone On.
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Composição: Scotty Wiseman e Pete Wiseman

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