Hope Princeton Road(Chords)

	        CAPO: 4


Intro: C    

It's always at sunset, the Hope Princeton Road 
                          G 
You come to mind and that lightens my load 

The darkness is gathering the clouds overhead 
                           C 
I'm thinking about you and something you said 
        F 
There's something you said that stands out in my mind 
    C 
You said I was lonely, that made me unkind 
    F 
You said I should buck up and shoulder the load 
      C                                           G 
Those words made some sense on the Hope Princeton Road 


     C 
It's always at sunset, the Hope Princeton Road 
                          G 
Spirits are high, but the ceiling is low 

I'm anticipating your bright smiling face 
                          C 
The pleasures awaiting me inside your place 
      F 
Well, inside your place there'll be food and a drink 
      C 
Well, something cool, maybe a tonic I think 
   F 
Or maybe some tunes on your new stereo 
   C                                     G 
To counter the hum of the Hope Princeton Road 


Instrumental: F   C   F   C   G    


     C 
It's always at sunset, the Hope Princeton Road 
                            G 
My heart beat is racing, my speed is controlled 

I know that you're waiting an hour ahead 
                                 C 
But this part is endless, you've oft heard it said 
       F 
You've oft heard it said that life is a road 
   C 
It turns and it straightens, it's fast and it's slow 
    F 
But all that's no comfort, for right now I know 
   C                                       G 
My life is contained on the Hope Princeton Road 


     C 
It's always at sunset, the Hope Princeton Road 
                          G 
You come to mind and that lightens my load 

The darkness is gathering the clouds overhead 
                           C 
I'm thinking about you and something you said 
        F 
There's something you said that stands out in my mind 
    C 
You said I was lonely, that made me unkind 
    F 
You said I should buck up and shoulder the load 
      C                                           G        C 
Those words made some sense on the Hope Princeton Road
	        

Written by James Keelaghan