9-10 May 2010
Words and music by Richard Homer
4/4 93 bpm Intro Em Am Bm Em, Am Bm Am E, Am Bm Am G, Bm B Em
Em Am Bm Em
Thinking / back to when / you were / here
Em Am Bm Em
watching autumn / cloud, the / rain / appear
Am Bm
the quiet aircraft / going on by
Am Em Bm Em
the walk // along the / banks of the / Wye
Am Em Am Em
oh / yeah, oh / yeah
On the sofa / with your books, / or the farmhouse / hike
in quiet way / on your / now rusting / bike;
the Talgarth glider, the / kite up high
the chinking of the / oxbow / water of the / Wye
oh / yeah, oh / yeah
The October / house in / warm, bright / air
the two dogs / on the / patio / there
watching your new / garden appear
the apple trees you / put in now / in top / gear
oh / yeah, oh / yeah
Ch, extra
The chapel of / rest in / Glasbury / where
you lay / quiet in the / cool April / air;
the Hereford taut emotion / biting within
the goodbye / dinner in the / Llyswen / inn
oh / yeah, oh / yeah
It’s three / years since / I went / back;
he’s still / there, mind and / body on / track
gardening, newspaper, / concert, walk
I phone once a / month from / here to / talk
oh / yeah, oh / yeah
Ch
Am Bm, Am Bm
Up by the / Wye, up by the / Wye
Am Em
where we had a / last goodbye
or a hug, a kiss, the / last goodbye
Am Em Bm Em
on the / porch of the / house by the / Wye
Am G Em, Am G Em, Bm B Em
Am Bm
but when I go by the / apple tree
Am Em Bm Em
I think / maybe you are / back here with / me
Am Em Am Em
oh / yeah, oh / yeah
Extra
Bm Am G
Going / back in / time
Bm Am G
going / back in / time
B flat A flat G
when / you were / here
B flat G B flat G
were / here, were / here
Bm B Em Ending Em Am Bm Em, Em Am Bm Em high
