C G Take me back to the place where I first saw the lightC F To the sweet sunny south take me homeC F C G Where the mockingbird sings me to sleep every nightC G C Oh why was I tempted to roamC G I think with regret of the dear home I leftC F Of the warm hearts that sheltered me thereC F C G Of wife and of dear ones of whom I'm bereftC G C For the old place again do I sighC G Take me back to the place where the orange trees growC F To my plot in the evergreen shadeC F C G Where the flowers from the river's green margins did growC G C And spread their sweet scent through the gladeC G Oh the path to our cottage they say has grown greenC F And the place is quite lonely aroundC F C G And the face and the forms of the ones that I lovedC G C Now lie in the cold mossy groundC G Take me back let me see what is left that I knewC F Can it be that the old house is goneC F C G Dear friends of my childhood indeed must be fewC G C And I must face death all aloneC G But yet I'll return to the place of my birthC F Where the children have played round the doorC F C G Where they gathered wild blossoms that grow round the pathC G C They'll echo our footsteps no moreC G Take me back to the place where my little ones sleepC F My wife lies buried close byC F C G By the graves of my loved ones I long for to weepC G C And among them to rest when I die
The Sweet Sunny South
Joan Baez
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