Hợp âm millport

Lời & hợp âm

[Verse 1]
[D]I know of this place if [A]you stay
for a while
[C]You never quite feel the
[G]same
[D]There's something about
the fresh [A]water and pine
Re[C]vealed by its Indian [G]name

[Verse 2]
The [D]outcrop stone makes a
[A]prominent [Am]stan[A]d
And [C]shelters the forest [G]be low
Them [D]north winds whisper a [A]howling refrain
So [C]follow them where they go
[G]

[Verse 3]
Where time is [D]frozen
Like the [C]hands of a [G]clock that is [D]broken
When you're [C]tired of pro
[G]specting [D]and roamin'
A re[C]minder [D]from [G]old,
you can [C]always [G]go back home
[D]

[Verse 4]
Millport remains as [A]a witness to change
But [C]somehow shows none of [D]it s [G]own
[D]The old shops are closed and
[A]the [Am]water wheel's dry
But [C]some still call it home
[G]

[Verse 5]
[D]The oldtimers strive to
re[A]member the days
Be[C]fore them rigs shook [G]the road
And [D]farther back are old [A]patri[Am] ot graves
Be[C]lied by those crooked stones
[G]

[Verse 6]
Where time is [D]frozen
Like the [C]hands of a [G]clock that is [D]broken
When you're [C]tired of pro
[G]specting [D]and roamin'
A re[C]minder [G]from old,
you can [C]always [G]go back [D]home

[Interlude 1]
[D][A][C][G]
[D][A][Am][A][C][G]

[Verse 7]
Yeah, [D]waters rise like the
[A]cares of the world
But [C]that old mill [G]re mains
Im[D]ploring you to [A]remember
If you [C]pass this way [D]again
[G]

[Verse 8]
Where time is [D]frozen
Like the [C]hands of a [G]clock that is [D]broken
When you're [C]tired of pro
[G]specting [D]and roamin'
A re[C]minder [G]from old,
you can [C]always [G]go back home
[D]

[Verse 9]
[A]Like the [C]hands of a [G]clock that is [D]broken
When you're [C]tired of pro
[G]specting and [D]roamin'
A re[C]minder from [G]old,
you can [C]always [G]go back home
[D]