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 (xx0231@1)  No more walks in the wood
       Dm (xx0231@1)                Am (x02210@1)  The trees have all been cut down
   Gm (355333@1)      Bb (x1333x@1)      C (x32010@1)  And where once they stood
       Dm (xx0231@1)   Am (x02210@1)  Not even a wagon rut
   Dm (xx0231@1)              G (320003@1)  Appears along the path
   Gm (355333@1)                Am (x02210@1)  Low brush is taking over


Dm (xx0231@1)  No more walks in the wood
               Dm (xx0231@1) Am (x02210@1)  This is the aftermath
      F (133211@1)               F (133211@1)    C (x32010@1)  Of afternoons in the clover fields
   Bb (x1333x@1)               Gm (355333@1)  Where we once made love
        F (133211@1)             Bb (x1333x@1)  Then wandered home together
             Bb (x1333x@1)  Where the trees arched above
         F (133211@1)             Bb (x1333x@1)  Where we made our own weather
        F (133211@1)               Bb (x1333x@1)  When branches were the sky
       Gm (355333@1)              Am (x02210@1)  Now they are gone for good


       Dm (xx0231@1)              G (320003@1)  And you, for ill, and I
      Gm (355333@1)          Am7 (x02010@1)  Am only a passer-by
   Bb (x1333x@1)       F/A (x03211@1)         Gm (355333@1)  We and the trees and the way
   Am (x02210@1)          Gm (355333@1)      Dm (xx0231@1)  Back from the fields of play
   Gm (355333@1)      Dm (xx0231@1)       Am (x02210@1)  Lasted as long as we could
Bbmaj7 (x13231@1)   Am7 (x02010@1)        Dm (xx0231@1)  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.