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Subject: Gillian Welch/Greg Brown - 'Summer Evening'
?Summer Evening?
by Greg Brown, recorded by Gillian Welch.
(E)Say this deal?s just about (A)over and I guess
that?s (E)true
Town used to have (B)twelve stores now we got (E)two
Big boys moving (A)in, small farmers moving (E) on
The way may be (B)going, but the life ain?t (E)gone.
Chorus
On a summer (A)evening, when the corn?s head (E)high
And there?s more lightening (B)bugs than the stars in
the (E)sky
Ah, you get the (A)feeling things may be all (E)right
On a summer (B)evening, before the dark of (E)night.
Verse 2 - repeat pattern above.
Walked down by the river, where my good fields are,
It?s a dusty old road and there ain?t many cars
Think about my life, my daughter and son
If the good lord?s still looking the lord?s will be
done
Repeat Chorus twice, and then repeat last line
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