Chords for GREENFIELDS The Brothers Four-Campfire 8
Tempo:
95.125 bpm
Chords used:
Am
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Jam Along & Learn...
[Am]
Greenfields is the defining song in the career of the Brothers Four.
Brothers Four recording growing up in Spokane in the early 60s.
that I would be part of that group and happily sing that song
performance 50 years later,
what to say or what to think.
What I say now is, wow, what an adventure.
What a journey.
Greenfields is the defining song in the career of the Brothers Four.
Brothers Four recording growing up in Spokane in the early 60s.
that I would be part of that group and happily sing that song
performance 50 years later,
what to say or what to think.
What I say now is, wow, what an adventure.
What a journey.
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Greenfields is the defining song in the career of the Brothers Four.
_ I heard the original Brothers Four recording growing up in Spokane in the early 60s.
_ If someone had said then that I would be part of that group and happily sing that song
at every Brothers Four performance 50 years later,
_ I wouldn't have known what to say or what to think.
What I say now is, wow, what an adventure.
What a journey.
What a joy.
What a delight.
And you'll be hearing a lot more about and from the group in the months to come _
about the monumental role that it's played and continues to play in my life and career. _ _
There have been changes in personnel over the years, including my joining the group in 1969,
Mike McCoy in 2004, and Carl Olson a few years later.
_ Along with founding member Bob Flick, we are the group now, _
representing what the group was all those years ago,
with our love of the music and our affection for one another. _
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_ _ [Am] Once [Dm] there were valleys [Am] where rivers [E] used to run.
[F] Once [G] there were blue [C] skies with white [A] clouds high above.
_ _ [Dm] _ [G] Once they were part of [Am] an _ [E] everlasting love.
_ [Am] We [Dm]
were the lovers of the music.
We were the lovers [Am] who _ [E] _
strolled through [F] green _ [Am] _
_ _ [D] fields.
[Dm] _ [E] _
_ _ [Am] _ Green [Dm]
fields are gone [Am] now, [E] parched by the sun.
[Am] Gone [Dm] from the valleys [A] where rivers [E] used to run.
[F] Gone [G] with the cold [C] wind that swept [A] into my [Dm] heart.
[G] Gone with the lovers [Am] who let their [E] dreams depart.
[A] _ _ [Dm] Where are the green [Am] fields that _ [E] we _ [F] used to [Am] roam? _
_ _ [Dm] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ [F] _ _ I'll never [G] know what made you [C] run away.
[F] How can I keep searching [G] when dark clouds [C] hide the day?
[Am] _ I only know [Dm] there's nothing here for me.
[Am] Nothing [Dm] in this wide world left [E] for me to see.
[Am] But [Em] I'll [Dm] keep on [A] waiting [Am] _ [E] till you return.
[Am] _ _ [D] I'll keep on waiting [Am] until [E] the day you [Em] learn.
[F] _ You [G]
can't be happy [C] while your heart [A] is on the road.
[F] _ You [G]
can't be [Dm] happy [A] until you [E] bring it [Em] home.
[Am] _ [Dm] Home to the green [A] fields and me [E] _
_ [A] once [D] again. _
[Dm] _ _ [Am] _ _ [E] _ _
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[Am] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
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Greenfields is the defining song in the career of the Brothers Four.
_ I heard the original Brothers Four recording growing up in Spokane in the early 60s.
_ If someone had said then that I would be part of that group and happily sing that song
at every Brothers Four performance 50 years later,
_ I wouldn't have known what to say or what to think.
What I say now is, wow, what an adventure.
What a journey.
What a joy.
What a delight.
And you'll be hearing a lot more about and from the group in the months to come _
about the monumental role that it's played and continues to play in my life and career. _ _
There have been changes in personnel over the years, including my joining the group in 1969,
Mike McCoy in 2004, and Carl Olson a few years later.
_ Along with founding member Bob Flick, we are the group now, _
representing what the group was all those years ago,
with our love of the music and our affection for one another. _
_ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ [Am] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ [Am] _ _ _ [D] _
[Dm] _ _ [Am] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ [Am] _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ [Am] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ [Am] Once [Dm] there were valleys [Am] where rivers [E] used to run.
[F] Once [G] there were blue [C] skies with white [A] clouds high above.
_ _ [Dm] _ [G] Once they were part of [Am] an _ [E] everlasting love.
_ [Am] We [Dm]
were the lovers of the music.
We were the lovers [Am] who _ [E] _
strolled through [F] green _ [Am] _
_ _ [D] fields.
[Dm] _ [E] _
_ _ [Am] _ Green [Dm]
fields are gone [Am] now, [E] parched by the sun.
[Am] Gone [Dm] from the valleys [A] where rivers [E] used to run.
[F] Gone [G] with the cold [C] wind that swept [A] into my [Dm] heart.
[G] Gone with the lovers [Am] who let their [E] dreams depart.
[A] _ _ [Dm] Where are the green [Am] fields that _ [E] we _ [F] used to [Am] roam? _
_ _ [Dm] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ [F] _ _ I'll never [G] know what made you [C] run away.
[F] How can I keep searching [G] when dark clouds [C] hide the day?
[Am] _ I only know [Dm] there's nothing here for me.
[Am] Nothing [Dm] in this wide world left [E] for me to see.
[Am] But [Em] I'll [Dm] keep on [A] waiting [Am] _ [E] till you return.
[Am] _ _ [D] I'll keep on waiting [Am] until [E] the day you [Em] learn.
[F] _ You [G]
can't be happy [C] while your heart [A] is on the road.
[F] _ You [G]
can't be [Dm] happy [A] until you [E] bring it [Em] home.
[Am] _ [Dm] Home to the green [A] fields and me [E] _
_ [A] once [D] again. _
[Dm] _ _ [Am] _ _ [E] _ _
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[Am] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
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