Back To The Well

A D A D Watch out where you're coming from, the petal's off the rose. A D Never know what you may find, that in the garden grows. E D And far along the river path, beyond the rising sun, E D A D A D A serpent sits to bide its time, beyond the chosen one, the chosen one. A D A foolish taste, forbidden fruit, a moment on the tongue. A D And evermore, a hidden score, which only angels sung. E D The clouds roll in, a whistle blows, the tiger by the tail. E D A D A fallen child, an easy take, a lonely parent's wail. A lonely wail. F#m E D What's the point of going home, If home is by your back? F#m E D And what's the use in laying low, If no one's on your track? F#m D A E The wind may come and it may blow, And who would ever tell, E D A D A D A stronger man and a wiser man, Would go back to the well. A D A moment comes in every life, and only comes but once. A D Make mistakes right now my friend, before you miss the chance. E D Take no view on stranger things, and listen to the cry, E D A D Don’t wander from the path, my child, or let the world go by. The world goes by. F#m E D What's the point of going home, If home is by your back? F#m E D And what's the use in laying low, If no one's on your track? F#m D A E The wind may come and it may blow, And who would ever tell, E D A D A D A stronger man and a wiser man, Would go back to the well. Jam A D F#m E D What's the point of going home, If home is by your back? F#m E D And what's the use in laying low, If no one's on your track? F#m D A E The wind may come and it may blow, And who would ever tell, E D A D A D A stronger man and a wiser man, Would go back to the well.