{t: Under The Sky}
{st: Written by Robert Fripp (1968)(???)}
{st: Tabbed by Christopher C Heckman (checkman@math.gatech.edu)}

{c:A rare calm song from Mr Fripp (?) of King Crimson fame; even the solo}
{c:(which is not here yet). (Recent discussion on Elephant Talk suggests that}
{c:it was really written by Ian McDonald and Pete Sinfield.) The chords are}
{c:arpeggiated in the background on an acoustic guitar in open position, and}
{c:lead lines are played on a clean electric.}

[D]Smile at the [A]smiling man, [D]tear in your [A]eye,
[D]Laugh in the [A]morning sun, [D]under the [A]sky.
[D]High on the [A]hawthorn tree, [D]bee and butter[A]fly,
[D]Seek fortune [A]in the leaves, [D]under the [A]sky.

	[D]Follow the road that leads up to the [G]sky,
	[D]There's no reason, do not wonder [A]why__[D]__

[D]Dappled green [A]summer blades, [D]where swallows [A]fly,
[D]And laughing [A]children play, [D]under the [A]sky.

	[D]Follow the road that leads up to the [G]sky,
	[D]There's no reason, do not wonder [A]why__[D]__

[D]Soft on a [A]mossy bank, [D]silently [A]lie,
[D]Everything's [A]everything, [D]under the [D]sky,
[D]Everything's [A]everything, [D]under the [D]sky,
[D]Everything's [A]everything, [D]under the [D]sky ...