Rock Me Grandpa - Ver 2

D F#m G A D D F#m Rock me grandpa, tell me ‘bout the mountains Bm G A Tell me how the Cherokee found them, many moons ago… D F#m Rock me Grandpa, tell me ‘bout the hills and valleys, Bm G A Tell me ‘bout the girl named Sally, and how you loved her so… D F#m Sit on my lap now boy, n look off towards the west, G A Now close your eyes and dream awhile, and I’ll supply the rest. D F#m That’s a mountain sunset boy paintin’ fire in the sky, G A And it’s the good Lord's way of singin’ you a Blue Ridge Lullaby D F#m Rock me grandpa, tell me ‘bout the mountains Bm G A Tell me how the Cherokee found them, many moons ago… D F#m Rock me Grandpa, tell me ‘bout the hills and valleys, Bm G A Tell me ‘bout the girl named Sally, and how you loved her so… D F#m Sit on my lap now boy, and I’ll tell you about the days, G A When your Grandma and I used to lie in the grass just to watch the skies ablaze. D F#m It’s been about forty years, your Grandma, she’s been gone, G A But I can see those eyes in the Blue Ridge skies that called my Sally home… D F#m Rock me grandpa, tell me ‘bout the mountains Bm G A Tell me how the Cherokee found them, many moons ago… D F#m Rock me Grandpa, tell me ‘bout the hills and valleys, Bm G A Tell me ‘bout the girl named Sally, and how you loved her so… Solo Harmony D F#m G A D F#m G A D F#m So I sat on his lap awhile, and I looked off towards the West, G A And I closed my eyes and dreamed awhile, and he supplied the rest, D F#m Well there’s a mountain sunset now, paintin’ fire in the sky, G A And as the shadows fall, I can still recall a tear in the old man’s eye A When I said… D F#m Rock me grandpa, tell me ‘bout the mountains Bm G A Tell me how the Cherokee found them, many moons ago… D F#m Rock me Grandpa, tell me ‘bout the hills and valleys, Bm G A Tell me ‘bout the girl named Sally, and how you loved her so… D Rock me Grandpa… F#m Rock me Grandpa… G A D