Words and Music by Robert M. Jordan

C        F              G        C
How many kinds of sweet flowers grow
               F6  Dm7 G7  C 
in an English country garden? 
               F       G           C
We'll tell you now of some that we know 
                     F6 Dm7  G7 C
those we miss you'll surely pardon 
C                   G7
daffodils, heart's season flox 
C               G7
meadowsweet and lady smocks 
C         D7         G        G7
gentain, lupine and tall hollihocks 
        C          F               G         C
roses, foxgloves, snowdrops, blue forget-me-nots 
               F6 Dm7  G7 C
in an English country garden. 

C         F       G            C
How many insects come here and go
               F6 Dm7  G7 C 
in an English country garden? 
                F      G            C
We'll tell you now of some that we know 
                     F6 Dm7  G7 C
those we miss you'll surely pardon 
C                  G7
fireflies, moths, gnats and bees 
C                G7
spiders climbing in the trees 
C            D7      G           G7
butterflies drift in the gentle breeze 
           C           F
there are snakes, ants that sting 
     G              C
and other creeping things
               F6 Dm7  G7 C 
in an English country garden. 

C         F        G          C
How many songbirds fly to and fro
               F6 Dm7  G7 C 
in an English country garden?
               F       G            C 
We'll tell you now of some that we know 
                     F6 Dm7  G7 C
those we miss you'll surely pardon 
C          G7
bobolink, cuckoo and quail 
C            G7
tanager and cardinal 
C          D7               G      G7
bluebird, lark, thrush and nightingale 
          C          F
there is joy in the spring 
          G              C
when the birds begin to sing 
               F6 Dm7  G7 C
in an English country garden. 

(repeat first verse)

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