Note: The D on the "and" at the end of each verse is a single pick on the open D string and serves only to lead into the G resolve Intro: C G C D G G Em C G D The light that shines around you is like no other G Em C G D Winter fire of January going against the pale C G C G D And I have had the pleasure to go walking in your company C G C D G All along the hills of isle and dale C G C D G G Em C G D The light that shines around you is there for the taking G Em C G D Shared among as many as the breaking of the bread C G C G D And I have climbed up high with you to watch the boats set sail C G C D G All along the coast of isle and dale Chorus: C G D May your days always be blessed C G C D G May this place be the shoulders on which our souls can rest C G D May our joys be more and our sorrows less C G C D G May the simple things be always the ones we love the best C D G The ones we love the best Instrumental bridge (starts on the end G of the chorus and is the same chords as the verse): G Em C G D G Em C G D C G C G D C G C D G Chorus: C G D May your days always be blessed C G C D G May this place be the shoulders on which our souls can rest C G D May our joys be more and our sorrows less C G C D G May the simple things be always the ones we love the best C G C D G G Em C G D The light that shines around you is like no other G Em C G D Winter fire of January going against the pale C G C G D And I have had the pleasure to go walking in your company C G C D G All along the hills of isle and dale C G C D G All along the hills of isle and dale