Accords et paroles The Elf Al Stewart

The Elf

Al Stewart

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THE ELF
As recorded by Al Stewart
(1966 single release)
Capo 4th fret
[Intro]
    
[Verse 1]
I sat upon the evening hill
The shadows set the night grew still
And as I sat guitar on knee
A voice of flowers called to me
[Chorus]
Sing sing to me your song
Sing for I belong to the night
In the gray morning light I'll be gone
[Verse 2]
I turned with eyes that strained for sight
And there amid the failing light
Dimly saw a figure small
Heard a voice of magic call
[Chorus]
Sing sing to me your song
Sing for I belong to the night
In the gray morning light I'll be gone
[Verse 3]
My fumbling fingers found the chords
My trembling lips fought for the words
I stopped to ask the stranger how
He softly said "No questions now"
[Chorus]
Sing sing to me your song
Sing for I belong to the night
In the gray morning light I'll be gone
[Verse 4]
Then with the magic of the elves
My fingers danced among themselves
A heart with lightness thus endowed
Formed melodies I know not how
[Chorus]
Song played the whole night long
Thus he danced and laughed through the night
And with gray morning light he was gone
[Verse 5]
Now the whispering wind plays over the hill
And the evening sounds again grow still
A year or more has passed since then
Oh he will not pass my way again
[Out-Chorus]
So I sing sing to you my song
Sing for I belong to the night
In the gray morning light I'll be gone
So I sing sing to you my song
Sing for I belong to the night
In the gray morning light I'll be gone
So I sing sing to you my song
Sing for I belong to the night
In the gray morning light

The Elf

Al Stewart