The Dawn of a Brand New Day |
Copyright 13/2/92 - Ian M. Bruce and Gavin Stevenson |
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This song was originally on the Free Agent CD |
Key of G
G D
C
G
D
Fae the silence only a spring Sunday morning can claim,
G
D
C
G
D
The cackle o' hens, fae somewhere close at hand came.
C
G
Em D
Soft reassurance, delivered fae harm.
G D C
D
G
One by one by one realising yer charms
CHORUS:
D Em
O Mother Nature, we meet at last.
C
G Em
D
Strange we never met in the past.
Bm
C Am
You say I walked by you in every place,
Em
D C
D G
But, today, for the first time, I saw the sun in yer face.
Today for the first time I saw the sun in yer face.
The cushies in the fir wood crooned a lazy tune.
Ma mind ceased tae wander, alive tae every soond.
Heard the leaves on the trees and the buzzin' o' fleas.
A lark headed for heaven and sang on the sweet scented breeze.
| A tingle shot through me. For once my soul leapt and laughed. |
| Wis there mair than the pine in thon tiny wee waft? |
| The sensation o' spring blew ma cobwebs away. |
| A natural high at the dawn of a brand new day. |