Thanks in advance :)
Chris
It was also published in the Elton John Super Deluxe songbook in the
70s, as well as the three-volume Elton John Complete collection,
containing material from 1967 up through Yellow Brick Road (I don't
know which volume Seasons would be in). You can often find these on E-
bay farily reasonably priced usually.
That super-deluxe songbook is the one I have to dig out of the
basement!
Zippo
SEASONS (REPRISE)
G Gmaj7 C/G
For our world, the circle turns again.
G
Throughout the year we've seen the seasons change.
Gmaj7 C/G
It's meant a lot to me to start anew.
G
Oh the winter's cold but I'm so warm with you.
F C/E G
Out there there's not a sound to be heard -
F C/E D7sus
And the seasons seem to sleep upon their words.
G Gmaj7 C/G
As the waters freeze up with the summer's end -
Am/G G
oh, it's funny how young lovers start as friends.
Am/G C/G G G D\G G
Yes it's funny how young lovers start as friends
Yes, and Warner Bros. published a book called "Elton John Complete -
1974-1979", with every album from Caribou through Single Man, incl
some singles.
If you get that book and the Super Deluxe book, you've got almost
everything from '67 - 79', his real golden years. The 80s stuff you
have to get in separate folios for each album.
Yes... I have that book as well. It includes the singles, Don't Go
Breaking My Heart, Lucy in the sky..., Philadelphia Freedom and
Pinball Wizard. Elton John Super Deluxe covers the songs from Empty
Sky to Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, and a few earlier songs, I Can't Go
On Living Without You, Taking The Sun From My Eyes, Thank You For Your
Loving, Turn To Me, Young Man's Blues (Screw You) and Rock Me When
He's Gone. I must have purchased these books nearly 30 years ago, and
it shows. They've been a couple of fun books to play and sing (I'm
using this term loosely) throughout the years.
Zippo