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Date: 7/17/02; 8:32:22 PM
 >From: "mike hiner" <tenbeers@fullnet.net>
 Subject: When you and I were young Maggie    4/4     ( Don Edwards  )
 Written by George W. Johnson and James Austin Butterfield in 1866.
 (D) I wondered to (D7) day to the (G) hill Maggie
 To (D) watch the scene be (A7) low
 The (D) creek and the (D7) old rusty (G) mill Maggie
 Where we (D) sat in the (A7) long long (D) ago 
 (D7) The (G) green grove is gone from the (D) hill Maggie
 Where the (A7) birds sang (E7) loud from the (A7) trees
 When I (D) first said I (D7) loved only (G) you Maggie
 And (D) you said you (A7) loved only (D) me
 
 But (G) now we are aged and (D) old Maggie
 The (A7) trails of (E7) life nearly (A7) done
 Lets (D) sing of the (D7) days that are gone (G) Maggie
 When (D) you and (A7) I were (D) young
 
 Our dreams they have never come true Maggie
 Our hopes they never were to be
 When I first said I loved only you Maggie
 And you said you loved only me
 The green grove is gone from the hill Maggie
 Where once the wild flowers sprang
 The old rusty mill is now still Maggie
 Since you and I were young
 
 But now we are aged and old Maggie
 The trails of life nearly run
 Lets sing of the days that are gone Maggie
 Since you and I were young