(Eb)Can’t (Cm)we (Eb)two (Cm)go (Fm7)walk (Ebmaj7)in’ (Fm6)to (Cm7)geth (F)er (Cm)out be yond the (Fm7)val ley of (Bb7sus)trees, (Eb)out (Cm)where (Eb)there’s (Cm)a (Gm7)hill (Fm7)side (Ebmaj7)of (Fm6)heath (Fdim7)er (Cm)curt (Ebmaj7)sey (Fm6)in’ (Cm7)gen (F)tly (Cm)in (F7)the (Bb7sus)breeze.
(Cm7)That’s what I’d (Eb)like to do;
(Fm)see (G)the (Cm)heath (F9)er (Bb9)but
(Bb7)with (Eb)you.
The mist of May is in the (Ab)gloam in’
and all the clouds are (Eb7)hold in’ still.
So take my (C7)hand and let’s go (Ab6)roam in’ through the (Ab)heath (Eb)er (Abmaj7)on (Bb7)the (Eb6)hill.
The morn in’ dew is blink in’ (Ab)yon der,
there’s laz y mu sic (Eb7)in the rill.
And all I (C7)want to do is (Ab6)wan der
through the (Ab)heath (Eb)er (Abmaj7)on (Bb7)the (Eb)hill.
There may be (Em)oth er (E)days as rich and (B7)rare.
There may be (G#m7)oth er (C#7)springs as full and (Gbmaj7)fair.
But they won’t (Cm7)be the same, they’ll come and (Bbmaj7)go.
(D)For (F9)this
(F7)I (Bb9sus)know:
That when the mist is in the (Ab)gloam in’
and all the clouds are (Eb7)hold in’ still,
if you’re not (C7)there I won’t go (Ab6)roam in’
through the (Ab)heath (Eb)er (Abmaj7)on (G7)the (Cm)hill,
(Abm6)the (Eb)heath er
(Fm7)on
(Bb7)the
(Eb)hill.
The mist of May is in the (Ab)gloam in’
and all the clouds are (Eb7)hold in’ still.
So take my (C7)hand and let’s go (Ab6)roam in’
through the (Ab)heath (Eb)er (Abmaj7)on (Bb7)the (Eb6)hill.
The morn in’ dew is blink in’ (Ab)yon der,
there’s laz y mu sic (Eb7)in the rill.
And all I (C7)want to do is (Ab6)wan der
through the (Ab)heath (Eb)er (Abmaj7)on (Bb7)the (Eb)hill.
There may be (Em)oth er (E)days as rich and (B7)rare.
There may be (G#m7)oth er (C#7)springs as full and (Gbmaj7)fair.
But they won’t (Cm7)be the same, they’ll come and (Bbmaj7)go.
(D)For (F9)this
(F7)I (Bb9sus)know:
That when the mist is in the (Ab)gloam in’
and all the clouds are (Eb7)hold in’ still,
if you’re not (C7)there I won’t go (Ab6)roam in’
through the (Ab)heath (Eb)er (Abmaj7)on (G7)the (Cm)hill,
(Abm6)the (Eb)heath er
(Fm7)on (Bb7)the
(Eb)hill.
(Eb)hill.
This page shows “The Heather On The Hill” by Lerner & Loewe in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Ab at 100 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.