Why Birds Follow Spring? Chords

KeyD CapoNone TuningStandard Difficulty Plays518

Why Birds Follow Spring? by Alton Ellis is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of D. It uses the chords D, Bm, G, A, F#, F#m and E. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

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Intro: D Bm G A  (2x)

D                        F# F#m 
Why birds follow spring 
               G                         A 
Like the sun follows the rainbow 
D                                F# F#m 
Now why some people sing 
                     G                         A 
When others bow their heads in sorrow 
                              Bm 
But oh, (Why some trees?) why some trees are so tall 
             D  A 
(Are so tall?) While others they stay small  
(Solo) D Bm F# Bm G A  
         D F#m Bm G A 
Bm 
(Why some trees?) Oh, why some trees are so tall 
A 
(Are so tall?) While others they stay small 
D                        F# F#m 
Why's yesterday like today 
G                    E A 
It follows tomorrow 
D   Bm   F# F#m        G   A 
But oh whoah, lala ladada la 
D   Bm   F#   G   A 
Lalala da dadada laaaa laaaa 

Bm 
(Why some trees?) Oh, why some trees are so tall 
A 
(Are so tall?) While others they stay small 
D  F# F#m G A 
Why, ladadadada, why, somebody please 
Bm 
(Why some trees?) Oh, why some trees are so tall 
A 
(Are so tall?) While others they stay small 
D  F#m  GA  D 
La ladada la la lala 
Laa lalala la la lala 
Ladadad la la lalala.. 
(Chorus between brackets) 


    	

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