Well, this arrangement has the dreaded "F" chord (which I can't play), but maybe it will work for you. It's from the Gordon Bok songbook, Time and the Flying Snow. I think the songbook is out of print. You'll also find lyrics and chords for this song in the Rise Up Singing songbook.
-Joe Offer-

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TURNING TOWARD THE MORNING
(Gordon Bok)

  
             C
  When the deer has bedded down
           F
  And the bear has gone to ground,
            C
  And the northern goose has wandered off
      F (or Dm)       G7   
  To warmer bay and sound,
           C
  It's so easy in the cold to feel
       F
  The darkness of the year
            C               G
  And the heart is growing lonely
           F    C
  For the morning
  
          G7
  Oh, my Joanie, don't you know
             C
  That the stars are swinging slow,
            C
  And the seas are rolling easy
           F            G7
  As they did so long ago?
        C
  If I had a thing to give you,
           F
  I would tell you one more time
             C               G
  That the world is always turning
              F    C
  Toward the morning.

Bok recommends a 12-string guitar in A with low E strings tuned down to D; recording sounds in G

Hmmm. Maybe you should try the chords in Rise Up Singing...

Actually, those chords are in C, too:

Assuming each verse is four lines, the slashes mark the end of each line. Dashes mean repeat the previous measure.

Verse:
C - F - / C - F G / C - F - / C G F C

Chorus:
G - C - / C - F G / C - F - / C G F C