D G Oh, the neon lights were flashing, and the icy windD did blow.F#m Bm A G The water seeped in..to his shoes, and the drizzleD turned to snow.G D His eyes were red, his hopes were dead and theBm F# wine was running low..G A D and the old man came home..from the forest. #2.D G D His tears fell on the sidewalk as he stumbled in the street.F#m Bm A G D A dozen faces stopped to stare but no one stopped to speak.G D Bm F# For his castle was a hallway and the bottle was his friend..G A D and the old man stumbled in..from the forest.#3.D G D Up a dark and dingy staircase, the old man made his way..F#m Bm A G D his ragged coat around him as up..on his cot he lay.G D Bm F# And he wondered how it happened, that he ended up this way..G A D getting lost like a fool..in the forest. #4.D G D And as he lay there sleeping, a vision did appear.F#m Bm A G D Upon his mantle shining..a face of one so dear..G D Bm F# who had loved him in the Springtime of a long forgotten year..G A D when the wildflowers did bloom..in the forest. #5.D G D She touched his grizzled fingers and she called him by his name.F#m Bm A G D And then he heard the joyful sound of children at their games..G D Bm F# in an old house on a hillside in some forgotten town,G A D where the river runs down..from the forest. #6.D G D With a mighty roar the big jets soar above the canyon streets.F#m Bm A G D And the con men con but life goes on, for the city never sleeps.G D Bm F# And for an old forgotten soldier, the dawn will come no more..G A D for the old man has come home..from the forest. OUTRO:D G A D Yes, the old man has come home..from the forest.
Home From The Forest
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