Winter Coat Chords

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Winter Coat
From the 2006 Album "Anders Parker"
http://www.andersparker.com/index.php

Standard tuning, no capo

Intro: open strumming Am

[ Am ]it's getting cold outside and the [ C ]leaves are falling down
[ Em ]the days are shorter now as the [ C ]shadows have grown long
[ Am ]around this time of year the [ C ]landscape starts to change
[ Em ]soon the snow will come and the [ C ]drifts will fill the days

[ C ]then you'll [ G ]have to find your [ F ]winter coat
[ G ]hat and gloves and [ F ]scarf and boots
[ C ]stay [ G ]inside until the [ F ]winter's gone
[ G ]spring will come and [ F ]be reborn
[ G ]ah [ F ]ah
[ G ]ah [ F ]ah

[ Am ]it's that time of year when the [ C ]green goes in the ground
[ Em ]blazing out in glory killing [ C ]time until the sound
[ Am ]of melting ice and snow and the [ C ]wind and rain and sun
[ Em ]that time is months away under [ C ]mother nature’s thumb

[ C ]now you'll [ G ]have to find your [ F ]winter coat
[ G ]hat and gloves your [ F ]scarf go up
[ C ]stay [ G ]inside all [ F ]winter long
[ G ]or find a river to [ F ]skate away on
[ G ]ah [ F ]ah
[ G ]ah [ F ]ah

chorus chords over solo
[ G ]ah [ F ]ah
[ G ]ah [ F ]ah

end with open strumming in Am

Notes: strum each chord once on the first line of the chorus.  The G and F in the chorus 
better (and make for easy sliding) if you play barre chords.