Whither Must I Wander

A Part Eb Fm7 Eb Ab Eb Home no more home to me, whither must I wan-der? Fm7 Cm Fm6 Cm Fm7 Bb Hunger my dri-ver, I go where I must Cm Ab Bb7 Eb Fm6 Eb Bb Cm7 Ebsus4 Eb Cold blows the winter wi-nd o - ver hill and hea - ther: Fm7 Cm Fm6 Cm Dm7b5 Cm Thick drives the rain and my roof is in the dust B Part Gm Fm6 Cm G Cm Loved of wise men was the shade of my roof-tree Eb Ab Cm Bb Fsus4 F Bb The true word of welcome was spo-ken in the door— Cm Bb Ab Bb7 Eb Fm6 Eb Bb Cm7 Ebsus4 Eb Dear days of old with the fa-ces in the fire-light Fm7 Cm Fm Cm Dm7b5 Cm Kind folks of old, you come a-gain no more A Part Eb Fm6 Eb Ab Eb Home was home then, my dear, full of kindly fa-ces Fm7 Cm Fm6 Cm Fm7 Bb Home was home then, my dear, hap-py for the child Cm Ab Bb7 Eb Fm6 Eb Bb Cm7 Ebsus4 Eb Fire and the windows bri-ight glit-tered on the moorland; Fm7 Cm Fm Cm Dm7b5 Cm Song, tuneful song, built a palace in the wild B Part Gm Fm6 Cm G Cm Now when day dawns on the brow of the moorland Eb Ab Cm Bb Fsus4 Bb Lone stands the house, and the chim-ney-stone is cold Cm Bb Ab Bb7 Eb Fm6 Eb Bb Cm7 Ebsus4 Lone let it stand, now the friends are all de-part-ed Eb Fm7 Cm Fm Cm Dm7b5 Cm The kind hearts, the true hearts, that loved the place of old A Part Eb Abmaj9 Eb Spring shall come, come again, calling up the moorfowl Eb Cm7 Ddim Eb Gsus4 or G7 Spring shall bring the sun and ra - in, bring the bees and flowers; Cm Cm Bb Cm7 Eb Red shall the heather bloom over hill and val-ley Fm Cm Fm Cm Dm7b5 Cm Cm6 Soft flow the stream through the even-flowing hours B Part Gm Fm Cm Dm7b5 Eb Gmaj9 Cm Fair the day shine as it shone on my child-hood— Eb Ab Cm Bb Fsus4 Bb Fair shine the day on the house with o-pen door; Cm Ab Bb7 Eb Fm6 Eb Bb Cm7 Ebsus4 Birds come and cry there and twit-ter in the chim-ney— Eb Fm Cm Fm Cm Dm7b5 Cm But I go for e - ver and come a-gain no more