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Version 1Expriment with both barre positions for many chords to make the song easier to play. For example, Cm on the 3rd fret and the 8th fret are both useful in playing this song, depending on the previous or next chord. Another method that makes it much easier is transposing it down 1 semitone and putting a capo on the 1st fret. Enjoy! Chord Key - EADGBe Fm6 - XX0111 Dm7b5 - X5656X Fsus4 - 113311 or X33366 Abmaj9 - XX7697 Ddim - X5676X Cm6 - XX7888 Gmaj9 - 7(10)7777 [A Part] Eb Fm7 Eb Ab Eb Home no more home to me, whither must I wan-der? Fm7 Cm Fm6 Cm Fm7 Bb Hunger my dri-ver, I go where I must Cm Ab Bb7 Eb Fm6 Eb Bb Cm7 Ebsus4 Eb Cold blows the winter wi-nd o - ver hill and hea - ther: Fm7 Cm Fm6 Cm Dm7b5 Cm Thick drives the rain and my roof is in the dust [B Part] Gm Fm6 Cm G Cm Loved of wise men was the shade of my roof-tree Eb Ab Cm Bb Fsus4 F Bb The true word of welcome was spo-ken in the door— Cm Bb Ab Bb7 Eb Fm6 Eb Bb Cm7 Ebsus4 Eb Dear days of old with the fa-ces in the fire-light Fm7 Cm Fm Cm Dm7b5 Cm Kind folks of old, you come a-gain no more [A Part] Eb Fm6 Eb Ab Eb Home was home then, my dear, full of kindly fa-ces Fm7 Cm Fm6 Cm Fm7 Bb Home was home then, my dear, hap-py for the child Cm Ab Bb7 Eb Fm6 Eb Bb Cm7 Ebsus4 Eb Fire and the windows bri-ight glit-tered on the moorland; Fm7 Cm Fm Cm Dm7b5 Cm Song, tuneful song, built a palace in the wild [B Part] Gm Fm6 Cm G Cm Now when day dawns on the brow of the moorland Eb Ab Cm Bb Fsus4 Bb Lone stands the house, and the chim-ney-stone is cold Cm Bb Ab Bb7 Eb Fm6 Eb Bb Cm7 Ebsus4 Lone let it stand, now the friends are all de-part-ed Eb Fm7 Cm Fm Cm Dm7b5 Cm The kind hearts, the true hearts, that loved the place of old [A Part] Eb Abmaj9 Eb Spring shall come, come again, calling up the moorfowl Eb Cm7 Ddim Eb Gsus4 or G7 Spring shall bring the sun and ra - in, bring the bees and flowers; Cm Cm Bb Cm7 Eb Red shall the heather bloom over hill and val-ley Fm Cm Fm Cm Dm7b5 Cm Cm6 Soft flow the stream through the even-flowing hours [B Part] Gm Fm Cm Dm7b5 Eb Gmaj9 Cm Fair the day shine as it shone on my child-hood— Eb Ab Cm Bb Fsus4 Bb Fair shine the day on the house with o-pen door; Cm Ab Bb7 Eb Fm6 Eb Bb Cm7 Ebsus4 Birds come and cry there and twit-ter in the chim-ney— Eb Fm Cm Fm Cm Dm7b5 Cm But I go for e - ver and come a-gain no more