Blackmores Night – Earth Wind And Sky chords

[Intro]
Dm  G  C  F  G    E7  A
Dm  G  C  F  G    F  E

[Verse]
AmI was wondering
AmWhen the earth invites the spring
            C         D         AmCould there be a more beautiful sight?
AmWhen the meadow starts to bloom
AmAnd the lark begins its tune
          C              D         Am        E7The whole world seems to glow in a ray of sunlight

[Verse]
AmI see faces in the clouds
AmAnd the rainbow sings aloud
    C              D            Am             E7The wind starts to whisper, the trees stand so proud

[Chorus]
    C      G        Am  GAnd I'll remember this
         C         G         Am  GWhen the world has passed me by
        C             GWhen my heart reigned strong
      C             GAnd I knew that I belonged
       F          G            AmTo the earth, the wind and the sky
       F          Em           AmTo the earth, the wind and the sky

[Instrumental]
Dm  G  C  F  G    F  E

[Verse]
          AmWhen it becomes wintertime
AmThere's a thought in my mind
            C         D       AmCould there be a more magical sight?
AmCrystals float through the sky
AmAnd the world is pure and white
       C         D            Am      E7All is quiet and glowing in a silvery light

[Chorus]
    C      G        Am  GAnd I'll remember this
         C         G         Am  GWhen the world has passed me by
        C             GWhen my heart reigned strong
      C             GAnd I knew that I belonged
       F          G            AmTo the earth, the wind and the sky
       F          Em           AmTo the earth, the wind and the sky

[Instrumental]
Dm     C  Dm
Dm        C  E7

[Chorus]
G   C      G        Am  GAnd I'll remember this
         C         G         Am  GWhen the world has passed me by
        C             GWhen my heart reigned strong
      C             GAnd I knew that I belonged
       F          G            AmTo the earth, the wind and the sky
       F          G            AmTo the earth, the wind and the sky
       F          Em           DTo the earth, the wind and the sky