Down In The Meadow(Chords)

	        
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Intro 
D 

Verse 
B        F#        B            F# 
When Mr. Southwind sighs in the pine 
B       F#      B            F# 
Old Mr. Winter, whimpers and whines 
E           F#      E         F# 
Down in the meadow, under the snow 
E        F#        E               F# 
April is teaching, green things to grow 

Verse 
B         F#       B           F# 
When Mr.  Westwind hums in the glade 
B        F#      B           F# 
Old Mr.  Summer, nods in the shade 
E           F#      E           F# 
Down in the meadow, deep in the brook 
E           F#              B (riff) 
Catfish are waiting for the hook 

Chorus 
E                   B 
Old Lady Blackbird, flirts with the scarecrows 
F#7                        B     (riff) 
Scarecrow is waving at the moon 
E                  B 
Old Mr. Moon makes hearts everywhere go 
C#7     C#7                       F# 
Bump... bump... with the magic of June 


Verse 
B        F#        B           F# 
When Mr. Eastwind, shouts over head 
B            F#           B          F# 
Then all the leaves, turn yellow and red 
E           F#      E              F# 
Down in the meadow, cornstocks are high 
E            F#      F#7    E   B    (riff) 
Pumpkins are ripe and ready for pie 

Chorus 
E                   B 
Old Lady Blackbird, flirts with the scarecrows 
F#7                        B     (riff) 
Scarecrow is waving at the moon 
E                  B 
Old Mr. Moon makes hearts everywhere go 
C#7     C#7                       F# 
Bump... bump... with the magic of June 

Verse 
B        F#         B            F# 
When Mr. Northwind, roars on the breeze 
B          F#         B             F# 
Old Father Christmas, trims all the trees 
E           F#      E          F# 
Down in the meadow, snow softly gleems 
E                              F#     B 
Earth goes to sleep and smiles in her dream
	        

Written by Ken Darby/Lionel Newman