Billy And Anne

Eb Ab Eb Billy's a lawful man Bb Eb He's just got a gun in his hand Ab Eb And he'll defend young Anne Bb If he must Ab Eb He says, "Come hell or high water Bb Eb She'll always know what I taught her" Ab Eb A good man any good daughter Bb Bb Could trust Ab Eb She says, "I for one Fm Cm Haven't seen the sun Eb Bb In days or maybe months" Ab Eb He said, "The storm don't care Fm Cm That we were unprepared Eb Bb Ab But you can walk in my tracks till we're home" Ab Eb Virgil's a tagalong Bb Eb Singing his grandmother's song Ab Eb Though he may get it wrong Bb Now and then Ab Eb She was never much for snow Bb Eb She told him a long time ago Ab Eb And only now does he know Bb What she meant Ab Eb She meant, "I for one Fm Cm Haven't seen the sun Eb Bb In days or maybe months Ab Eb But the storm don't care Fm Cm That we were unprepared Eb Bb Ab Can I walk with your pack till we're home?" Ab Gm And I don't care what you say Fm Cm The world looks beautiful today Ab Gm And I don't know where you've been Fm Cm But I think I hear people singing out G F I hear cathedral bells ringing out Bb Cm And I can't fall asleep Ab Gm Cause the moonlight's reflected in the snow Fm And the moon's alright Ab Eb But I for one Fm Cm Haven't seen the sun Eb Bb In days or maybe months Ab Eb And it's only fair Fm Cm That I take you where Eb Bb That's not true anymore Ab Eb When the storm is through Fm Cm We'll know what to do Eb Bb Ab You can walk in my tracks till we're home Ab Eb Bb Eb Bb Eb (humming)