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               The Last Day of June 1934  -  Al Stewart
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Notated by Adam Woolfe.



Intro   - simple tune sort of based on G/C chords
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Verse
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      D                          C
  The morning is humming, it's a quarter past nine

G                         D(7)
  I should be working down  in the vines

             Em      Am          Em    Am       Em
  Yeh but I'm  lying here with a good friend of mine

               Am         Em
  Watching the sun in her hair

D                            C
  I pick the grapes from the hills to the sea

G                            D(7)
  The fields of France are a home to me

        Em        Am             Em   Am      Em
  But today lying here is such a good place to be

          D      G    D
  I can't go anywhe - re

G                       D
  And as we slip in and out of embrace

Am                  Em
  Like some old and familiar place

C                      D                         G    D
  Reflecting all of my dreams in her face like befo - ore

         G           C    Bm   Am     ----> bridge or last bit of verse
  On the last day of June nine-teen



Last bit of verse
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   D      G       G/C/G/C/G/C/G/G ----> next verse or end
   thirty four.



Bridge
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         G                           Bb
  On the night that Ernst Roehm died voices rang out

         C                 G
  In the rolling Bavarian hills

                                   Bb
  And swept through the cities and danced in the gutters

        C                           G
  Grown strong like the joining of wills

                          Bb
  And echoed away, like a roar in the distance

     C                       G
  In moonlight carved out of steel

          Em                D            Em
  Singing all the lonely so long, and so long

                      D           Em
  You don't know me I long, how I long

                        D               Em
  You can't hold me I'm strong, how I'm strong

           D                G/C/G/C/G/C/G/G  --->  last verse
  Stronger than your law.



Notes
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The original is recorded about a semi-tone lower than I've indicated here ie
in the key of F# rather than G.