Song For A Winters Night

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Song For A Winter s Night chords
Capo II *
[Intro]
G D Em C G D G D
[Verse 1]
GThe lamp is Dburnin' low uEmpon my table Ctop,
GThe snow is Dsoftly GfallinDg
GThe air is Dstill within the Emsilence of my Croom,
GI hear your Dvoice softly Gcalling
[Chorus]
GIf I could Donly Chave you Dnear,
BmTo breathe a Emsigh or Amtwo...D  
GI would be Dhappy just to Emhold the hands I Clove,
UGpon this Dwinter night with Gyou
G D Em C G D G D
[Verse 2]
GThe smoke is Drising in the Emshadows overChead,
GMy glass is Dalmost GemptDy
GI read aDgain between the Emlines upon each Cpage,
GThe words of Dlove you Gsent me
[Chorus]
GIf I could Dknow withCin my Dheart,
BmThat you were Emlonely Amtoo ....D  
GI would be Dhappy just to Emhold the hands I Clove,
UGpon this Dwinter night with Gyou
G D Em C G D G D
[Verse 3]
GThe fire is Ddying now, my Emlamp is growing Cdim,
GThe shades of Dnight are GliftiDn'
GThe morning Dlight steals aEmcross my windowCpane,
GWhere webs of Dsnow are Gdriftin'
[Chorus]
GIf I could Donly Chave you Dnear,
BmTo breathe a Emsigh or Amtwo...D.
GI would be Dhappy just to Emhold the hands I Clove,
UGpon this Dwinter night with B7youEm,
CAnd to be Donce again with Gyou
G D Em C G D G D
G= A  
D= E  
Em= F#m  
C= D  
Bm= C#m  
Am= Bm  
B7= C#7  
Capo IV
G= F  
D= C  
Em= Dm  
C= Bb  
Bm= Am  
Am= Gm  
B7= A7  
Open (These chords are not in the original key)
G= D  
D= A  
Em= Bm  
C= G  
Bm= F#m  
Am= Em  
B7= F#7  
All chords in this song (18)

The story behind the song

This song by Gordon Lightfoot, a Canadian singer-songwriter known for his timeless songs about lovers and loneliness, evokes a sense of quiet reflection. It paints a picture of winter's chill and the contemplative mood it can inspire. Playing this song feels like stepping into a serene, snow-covered landscape, perhaps with a touch of wistful remembrance.

AI-written from these sources:Gordon Lightfoot — Wikipedia ↗

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