Henry John Deutschendorf Jr. (December 31, 1943 – October 12, 1997), known professionally as John Denver, was an American musician, singer-songwriter, record producer, activist, actor, and humanitarian, whose greatest commercial success was as a solo singer, starting in the 1970s. He was one of the most popular acoustic artists of the decade and one of its best-selling artists. By 1974, he was firmly established as America's best selling performer, and AllMusic has described Denver as "among the most beloved entertainers of his era".
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From: MR KEN L REYNOLDS [[email protected]] Sent: Monday, December 29, 1997 7:00 PM
note to archivist, I am resubmitting eagles and horses, I have corrected a couple of lines in the first verse and made a couple chord changes. Please post updated version. Thank you.
song: Eagles and Horses album: Wildlife Concert artist: John Denver written by: John Denver and Joe Henry transcribed: Ken Reynolds
Enjoy the following version of Eagles and Horses
Eagles and Horses John Denver & Joe Henry (klr)
[Am] Horses are creatures who [Em] worship the [Am] Earth Galloping on [Em] feet of [C] ivory Con [F] strained by the wonder of [Am] dying and [F] birth The [Am] horses still [Em] run, they are [Am] free
My body is merely the [Em] shell of my [Am] soul But the flesh must be [Em] given it?s [C] due Like a [F] pony that carries it?s [Am] rider back [F] home Like an [Am] old friend who?s [Em] tried and been [Am] true
chorus: I [C] had a vision of [G] Eagles and Horses [F] High on a [Am] ridge in a [C6] race with the [G] wind Going [F] higher and higher, [C] faster and [Am] faster On [F] Eagles and [Am] Horses, I?m [C6] flying [C] again 2nd time Flying [F] again, I?m flying [C] again 3rd time Flying [F] again, I?m flying [C] again Flying [F] again, I?m flying [C] again
[Am] Eagles inhabit the [Em] heavenly [Am] heights They know neither [Em] limits or [C] bounds They?re the [F] guardian angels of [Am] darkness and [F] light They [Am] see all and [Em] hear every [Am] sound
My spirit will never be [Em] broken or [Am] caught For the souls a [Em] free flying [C] thing Like an [F] Eagle that needs neither [Am] comfort nor [F] pause To [Am] rise up on [Em] glorious [Am] wing
chorus:
[Am] My body is merely the [Em] shell of my [Am] soul But the flesh must be [Em] given it?s [C] due Like a [F] pony that carries it?s [Am] master back [F] home Like an [Am] old friend who?s [Em] tried and been [Am] true
My spirit will never be [Em] broken or [Am] caught For the souls a [Em] free flying [C] thing Like an [F] Eagle that needs neither [Am] comfort nor [F] pause To [Am] rise up on [Em] glorious [Am] wing