I saw the ^Clight fade from the sky On the ^Cwind I heard a sigh As the ^Amisnowflakes co^Fver my ^Amifallen bro^Fthers I will ^Csay this ^Flast good^Cbye ^Ami Night is now ^Ffalling ^CSo ends this ^Gday ^AmiThe road is now ^Fcalling And ^CI must a^Gway Over ^Amihill and under ^Ftree Through lands where ^Dminever light has ^Fshone By silver ^Cstreams that run ^Fdown to the ^GSea Under ^Amicloud, beneath the ^Fstars Over ^Dmisnow one winter’s ^Fmorn I turn at ^Clast to ^Fpaths that lead ^Ghome ^Dmi And though where the ^Froad then takes me ^Ami I cannot ^Gtell ^Dmi We came all this ^Fway But now comes the ^Amiday To bid you fare^Gwell Many ^Cplaces ^FI have ^Cbeen Many ^Csorrows ^FI have ^Cseen But I ^Amidon’t re^Fgret Nor ^Amiwill I for^Fget All who ^Ctook the ^Froad with ^Cme ^Ami Night is now ^Ffalling ^CSo ends this ^Gday ^AmiThe road is now ^Fcalling And ^CI must a^Gway Over ^Amihill and under ^Ftree Through lands where ^Dminever light has ^Fshone By silver ^Cstreams that run ^Fdown to the ^GSea To these ^Amimemories I will ^Fhold With your ^Dmiblessing I will ^Fgo To turn at ^Clast to ^Fpaths that lead ^Ghome ^Dmi And though where the ^Froad then takes me ^Ami I cannot ^Gtell ^Dmi We came all this ^Fway But now comes the ^Amiday To bid you fare^Gwell ^F, ^Ami, ^F, ^Ami, ^F, ^Ami I bid you ^Fall a very fond fare^Cwell.