C Dm C In the hills of North Carolina, since the time of the early settlersF A strange light has been witnessed near the top of Brown MountainDm7 C G To this day, no one can explain the mystery of the Brown Mountain Light [Chorus]C F C Am C High__ on the mountain and down in the valley belowC It shines like the crown of an angelAm G7 And fades as the mist comes and goesC F C Bb C Way___ over yonder, night after night until dawnAm A faithful old slave, come back from the grave (searchin')C G C For his master who is long, long gone [Verse]C In the days of the old covered wagonAm C When they camped on the flat for the nightAm With the stars growing dim on the old high gorge rimC F C They would watch for the Brown Mountain Light [Chorus]F C Am C High__ on the mountain and down in the valley belowC It shines like the crown of an angelAm G7 And fades as the mist comes and goesC F C Bb C Way___ over yonder, night after night until dawnAm A faithful old slave, come back from the grave (searchin')C G C For his master who is long, long gone [Verse]C Long years ago a southern planterAm C Came hunting in this wild land aloneAm And here, so they say, the hunter lost his wayC F C And never returned to his home [Verse]C His trusty old slave brought a lanternAm C And searched, but in vain, day and nightAm The old slave is gone, but his spirit wanders onC F C And the old lantern still casts its light [Chorus]F C Am C High__ on the mountain and down in the valley belowC It shines like the crown of an angelAm G7 And fades as the mist comes and goesC F C Bb C Way___ over yonder, night after night until dawnAm A faithful old slave, come back from the grave (searchin')C G C For his master who is long, long goneAm A faithful old slave, come back from the grave (searchin')C G C For his master who is long, long goneG C For his master who is long, long gone
Brown Mountain Light
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