Walkin' Jim Stoltz The Appalachian Trail Lyrics

Capo to key of A
G Bm C G
1) Down at Springer Mountain I learned a thing or two,
G Em C D
Just a greenhorn city boy, starting out brand new,
C Bm G Em
I'd been feeling disconnected, kind of lost along the
way,
G Bm C D
But the first step that I took, found me coming home
that day.
C Bm G Em
Chorus: The Appalachian Trail was where it all began,
C Am C D
That's where this boy first learned, to call himself a
man,
C Bm G Em

It was the wind that taught me how to spread my wings,
C Am D G C G
It was the path, that led me on to other things.
G Bm C G 2) It's funny how just spirit will see you through hard
times,
G Em C D
The blisters pain and freezin rain, and frozen boots
were mine,
C Bm G Em
I look back now and think of how I could have thrown it
in,
G Bm C D
But the one who stands before you now, just never would
have been.
(Repeat Chorus)
3) I still spend my days out walkin with the wind,
Now there's silver in my beard, and my hair is gettin
thin,
They say life is a circle and we'll all come round
again,
If that's so, I'm looking for my Appalachian friends.
(Final Chorus)

When was The Appalachian Trail released?

The Appalachian Trail is first released in 1996 as part of Walkin' Jim Stoltz's album "Oh, What a Life" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.

Which genre is The Appalachian Trail?

The Appalachian Trail falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.

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