Intro: C F Em F Em C
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How can there be trouble in this world?
F G
With the colour in these hills
F G
The blue October sky
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This little road that winds along the river
C F Em
Dusty barns and tractors in the fields
F G
And families sit in front yards
F G
Or stand outside the churches
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Kids are throwing footballs
F G
And pulling carts of pumpkins
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And the morning sun is sparkling on the water
F Em
How can there be such trouble in this world?
F G
Where the mountains roll so gently
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Deer graze on the hillsides
F G
Birds chat on the phone lines
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The whole wide world's a prayer for Sunday morning
C F Em
The geese inspect the stubble in the fields
F G
And all along the roadside
F G
Families stop to wonder
F G
At the new October morning
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And a red tailed hawk is circling
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And a father hugs his daughter
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And an old man holds the car door for his wife to come and see
C F
Then they turn and smile at me
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How can there be such trouble in this world?
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I know of course, I know, that this is not the only picture
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I don't of course, I don't, know what to do
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