(1):
I[E]n the land of t[C#m]he et[A]ernal night t[E]ime, there?s a single lamppost on a[B] far off hi[C#m]ll, the [A][B]
[E]people go [C#m]to see if[A] their own shad[E]ows grow out of their feet and ar[B]e with them [C#m][A]
[E]still
(2):
T[E]he trees outsid[C#m]e tap dance [A]in our windows wh[E]ile our ances[B]tors all roll[C#m] in their [A]
[B]graves, she throws ou[C#m]t four o[B]f her [F#]old dresses for e[C#m]very one she[A] saves[B]
(3):
And she says the[F#]se old things look better in the window I[C#m] think [F#]id much rather
[C#m]imagine them on someone [A]new[B]
Bridge
e-----------------------------------------------------|
B-----------------------------------------------------|
G--3-3-3-4-6---6-8-9-8-6------------------------------|
D-----------------------------------------------------|
A-----------------------------------------------------|
E--2-2-2-4-5---5-7-9-7-5------------------------------|
(1)You?d think the two things could just fit together you think wanting for
nothing is not a crime
I feel like whistling but I cant stop smiling, its impossible to do them both at the same time
(2)So lets take the great novels and tear out their last pages, and then read each
other?s faces like they?re written in Braille,
turn all the air that hangs around us to the wind in our sails
(1) And go x 4
Pretty simplified, intended for one person playing.
I[E]n the land of t[C#m]he et[A]ernal night t[E]ime, there?s a single lamppost on a[B] far off hi[C#m]ll, the [A][B]
[E]people go [C#m]to see if[A] their own shad[E]ows grow out of their feet and ar[B]e with them [C#m][A]
[E]still
(2):
T[E]he trees outsid[C#m]e tap dance [A]in our windows wh[E]ile our ances[B]tors all roll[C#m] in their [A]
[B]graves, she throws ou[C#m]t four o[B]f her [F#]old dresses for e[C#m]very one she[A] saves[B]
(3):
And she says the[F#]se old things look better in the window I[C#m] think [F#]id much rather
[C#m]imagine them on someone [A]new[B]
Bridge
e-----------------------------------------------------|
B-----------------------------------------------------|
G--3-3-3-4-6---6-8-9-8-6------------------------------|
D-----------------------------------------------------|
A-----------------------------------------------------|
E--2-2-2-4-5---5-7-9-7-5------------------------------|
(1)You?d think the two things could just fit together you think wanting for
nothing is not a crime
I feel like whistling but I cant stop smiling, its impossible to do them both at the same time
(2)So lets take the great novels and tear out their last pages, and then read each
other?s faces like they?re written in Braille,
turn all the air that hangs around us to the wind in our sails
(1) And go x 4
Pretty simplified, intended for one person playing.
