Lady In The Forest

E D A E In a knoll in East Kentucky, in a tree beneath the sun E D A E There exists a blue eyed lady, ran away from once her home (Short Instr) E D A E In a hollow in an old oak tree, she carved a little room E D A E With a seat for her to sleep on, and a shelf to keep her loom (Shorter Instr) E D A E She feeds on nature’s gardens, and washes in the springs E D A E And her lover, he lives out in the deep woods, and in the morning haze he sings: D A E D A E Oh, my Lady, let me touch you … let me smell your flowered hair D A E D A E In all it’s golden glory, on your skin … so smooth and fair! E D A E In the evening, she sets her table … made of old oak trees and vines E D A E And her lover, he comes to visit, with flowers and wine (Longer Instr) E D A E And they talk of how their life once was in the cities so insane E D A E Though she tells him of all her past loves … she knows not from where he came! E D A E He feels as if he has known her … in another place and time. E D A E When the moon comes out they waltz through, hand in hand through all times! D A E D A E And he whispers in her feelings, as she touches on his love D A E D A E Then he parts and goes who knows where … in the dark woods up above