Daylight Chords - Kinks
Daylight Chords
Chords for "Daylight" Date: April 20, 1997 2:44 PM From: IAN GRANT Daylight Written by Raymond Douglas Davies Intro D (D is a near constant pedal note. Lower case letters indicate melody notes) D G/D A/D D Daylight over the Village Green early in the morning. D G/D A/D D Daylight over the hills and valleys heralding the morning. D A/D D D A/D D Daylight over the mountains, daylight on the Village Green, D A/D D Daylight over the field and the factories. G/D D G/D D G/D D G/D (A/D) D Another night has gone away and here comes yet another day. G D D e e f# f# G G A A b b c D D See the early morning risers walking round with bleary eyes. G e b f# f# Worn out housewives grit their teeth ignoring new born babies' cries. b f# f# g# g# a#a# b b c# c# d# d# e f# f# Look at all the busy people this way, that way, everywhere b f# f# g# g# a# a# b b c# c# d# d# e f# f# Biting toast and swallowing tea and breakfast specials on the air. e b D A A7 build Feel that daylight. D G/D A/D D Feel the sunlight on my pillow and it stops my yawning. D G/D A/D D I thank God that I'm still around to see another dawn in. D A/D D D A/D D Daylight over the valleys, daylight lighting up the trees, D A/D D Daylight over the hillside, G/D D G/D D G/D D G/D (A/D) D Smile a smile and sing a song, another night has been and gone. G D D D e e f# f# G Middle-aged bankers crack their backs G A A b b c D D And wish they were young and in their teens, G b Lonely spinsters dream of dating Roger Moore or Steve McQueen. b f# f# g# g# a# a# b b c# c# d# d# e f# f# Health fanatics in their attics training for the Empire Games, b f# f# g# g# a# a# b b c# c# d# d# e f#f# School boys dream of Captain Scarlet, battle ships and aeroplanes. e b D A A7 D Feel that daylight, Daylight. D A/D D Daylight on the Village Green, D A/D D G D Daylight, Field and the valleys, Daylight__(ahhhh)__ . From Preservation Act I
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About the artist behind Daylight Chords:
The band's early hard-driving singles set a standard in the mid-1960s for rock and roll, while albums such as Face to Face,[2] Something Else, The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society, Arthur and Muswell Hillbillies are highly regarded by fans, critics, and peers, and are considered amongst the most influential recordings of the era.[3]
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