The Lady Of The Wood

Word and Music 1982 by W. Scott Snyder

(Intro: G - A - G - A - G - A - D played in D position. 7th fret (G) and 9th fret (A) )

D

The Lady of the Wood

C

I really wish I would

G D

See the Lady of the Wood

And see the moonlight showing

C

On her golden hair that's flowing

G D

And have the lady look at me ever knowing

In her forest solitude

When the leaves have turned to gold

To see her shining brightly

Is a vision to behold

The star upon her hand

And the stars up in the sky

Will shine out bright together

Until the end of time

Chorus:

C G D

And where she walks the forest rings with laughter

C G D

And where she stands the night will run away

C G D G

And when she talks you know you'd better listen

D G A D

And when you're lost, she'll show you the way

Her beauty is not equalled

By any living thing

And the things that she has made

To the heart a gladness brings

Soon she'll sail into the west

To where she walked of old

She'll leave behind the moon and stars

Their beauty to behold

Chorus

The Lady of the Wood, I really wish I would

See the Lady of the Wood

And see the moonlight glowing on her golden hair that's flowing

And have the lady look at me every knowing.

The Lady of the Wood, I really wish I would..... (REPEAT INTRO)