Here's one I heard Doc Watson do once upon a long while ago. I have it on an unmarked tape, so my assumption about the title is just that. Don't know if Doc actually wrote it or not, but it's a beautiful tune - and even makes a nice "parting tune" under the right circumstances.

Somewhere Along the Road

Performed by Doc Watson

[G] Joy at the start

[Em] Fear on the journey

[C] Joy at the [D] coming [G] home

[G] A part of the heart

[Em] Gets lost in the learning

[C] Somewhere [D] along [G] the road

[Am] Along the road

Your feet may stumble

[G] A pilgrim’s faith may fade

[Am] But absence makes the heart grow fonder

[C] When darkness hides [D7] the trail

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[G] Cursing the quest

[Em] Courting disaster

[C] Perilous [D] nights [G] forebode

[G] Moments of rest

[Em] And glimpses of laughter

[C] Are treasures [D] along [G] the road

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[Am] Along the path

Your steps may stumble

[G] And you may go astray

[Am] But through it all a heart held humble

[C] Will level and light [D7] your way

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[G] Joy at the start

[Em] Fear on the journey

[C] Joy at the [D] coming [G] home

[G] A part of the heart

[Em] Gets lost in the learning

[C] Somewhere [D] along [G] the road

[G] Yes, a part of the heart

[Em] Gets lost in the learning

[C] Somewhere [D] along [G] the road