Biography:
The Eagles are an American rock band that was formed in Los Angeles, California in 1971. Currently consisting of vocalist/drummer Don Henley, guitarist/vocalist Joe Walsh and bassist/vocalist Timothy B. Schmit, the band had five Number 1 singles and six Number 1 albums. the Eagles were one of the most successful recording artists of the 1970s. The Eagles' album, Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 was named as the best-selling album of the 20th Century with 26 million sold
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Other songs:
- Best Of My Love
- Desperado
- Hotel California
- Love Will Keep Us Alive
- Take It Easy
- After The Thrill Is Gone
- All Night Long
- Already Gone
- Amazing Grace On Solid Ground
- Bitter Creek
- Boys Of Summer
- Busy Being Fabulous
- Center Of The Universe
- Certain Kind Of Fool
- Desperado En Francais
- Do Something
- Doolin Daltons
- Doolin
- Earlybird
- Fast Company
- Forgiveness
- Frail Grasp On The Big Picture
- Get Over It
- Good Day In Hell
- Greeks Dont Want No Freaks
- Guilty Of The Crime
- Heart Of The Matter
- Heartache Tonight
- Hole In The World
- Hollywood Waltz
- How Long
- I Cant Tell You Why
- I Dont Want To Hear Any More
- I Dreamed There Was No War
- In The City
- Is It True
- Its Your World Now
- James Dean
- Journey Of The Sorcerer
- King Of Hollywood
- Learn To Be Still
- Life In The Fast Lane
- Long Road Out Of Eden
- Lyin Eyes
- Midnight Flyer
- Most Of Us Are Sad
- My Man
- New Kid In Town
- New York Minute
- Nightingale
- No More Cloudy Days
- No More Walks In The Wood
- Ol 55
- Old 55
- On The Border
- One Day At A Time
- One More Song
- One Of These Nights
- Outlaw Man
- Peaceful Easy Feeling
- Please Come Home For Christmas
- Pretty Maids All In A Row
- Saturday Night
- Seven Bridges Road
- Somebody
- Take It To The Limit
- Take The Devil
- Tequila Sunrise
- The Girl From Yesterday
- The Last Resort
- The Long Run
- The Sad Cafe
- Those Shoes
- Too Many Hands
- Train Leaves Here This Morning
- Try And Love Again
- Victim Of Love
- Waiting In The Weeds
- Walk Away
- Wasted Time
- What Do I Do With My Heart
- Witchy Woman
- Witchy Women
- You Are Not Alone
- You Belong To The City
- You Never Cry Like A Lover
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Capo V
Strum the chords around the words; you'll get a feel for what goes where after a couple
times. Also, please not chords have been repeated twice to denote when to strum once,
example, at the start is a Dm, and then you strum another Dm over 'trees'.
Dm
No more walks in the wood
Dm Am
The trees have all been cut down
Gm Bb C
And where once they stood
Dm Am
Not even a wagon rut
Dm G
Appears along the path
Gm Am
Low brush is taking over
Dm
No more walks in the wood
Dm Am
This is the aftermath
F F C
Of afternoons in the clover fields
Bb Gm
Where we once made love
F Bb
Then wandered home together
Bb
Where the trees arched above
F Bb
Where we made our own weather
F Bb
When branches were the sky
Gm Am
Now they are gone for good
Dm G
And you, for ill, and I
Gm Am7
Am only A passer-by
Bb F/A Gm
We and the trees and the way
Am Gm Dm
Back from the fields of play
Gm Dm Am
Lasted as long as we could
Bbmaj7 Am7 Dm
No more walks in the wood
That's all there is to it. A really simple song. I love playing this at our church
in three part harmony.
Strum the chords around the words; you'll get a feel for what goes where after a couple
times. Also, please not chords have been repeated twice to denote when to strum once,
example, at the start is a Dm, and then you strum another Dm over 'trees'.
Dm
No more walks in the wood
Dm Am
The trees have all been cut down
Gm Bb C
And where once they stood
Dm Am
Not even a wagon rut
Dm G
Appears along the path
Gm Am
Low brush is taking over
Dm
No more walks in the wood
Dm Am
This is the aftermath
F F C
Of afternoons in the clover fields
Bb Gm
Where we once made love
F Bb
Then wandered home together
Bb
Where the trees arched above
F Bb
Where we made our own weather
F Bb
When branches were the sky
Gm Am
Now they are gone for good
Dm G
And you, for ill, and I
Gm Am7
Am only A passer-by
Bb F/A Gm
We and the trees and the way
Am Gm Dm
Back from the fields of play
Gm Dm Am
Lasted as long as we could
Bbmaj7 Am7 Dm
No more walks in the wood
That's all there is to it. A really simple song. I love playing this at our church
in three part harmony.
