Am _ _
F _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_
Am _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _
Bb _ _ _
F _ _ _ .
_
C _ _ _ _ In _ _
F our days we will live like
Am our ghosts will live _ _ _ .
_
Gm Pitching
Bb glass at the
F cornfield crows.
Gm And
C folding clothes _ _ _ .
Like
F stubborn boys across the road.
We'll
Am keep everything _ _ _ _ .
_
Bb Grandma's gun and the black
F bear claw.
C She took her dog.
And _ _ when
F Sister Lowry says Amen.
We won't
Am hear anything.
The _ _
Gm tin
Bb car train will
F take that word.
That
C fledgling bird.
At _ _ the fallen
F _ house across the way.
Bb It'll
Am keep everything _ _ _ _ _ .
Bb The baby's breath, our
F bravery _ wasted and
C our shame.
And _ _ _
Bb we'll undress beside the ashes of
F the fire _ .
Bb Both our tender bellies wound in
C baling wire.
All
Bb the more a pair of underwater
F pearls.
Than
Bb the oak tree and its resurrection
C fir _ _ .
_
F _ In _ _ _ _ .
_
Am _ _ _ _ _ _
C _ .
_
Bb _ _ _ _
F _ _ _ .
_
C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
F our days we will say what
Am our ghosts will say.
We _ _
Gm gave the
Bb _ world what
F it saw fit.
And what
C we get.
_ _ _ Like
F stubborn boys with big green eyes.
Gm We'll
Am see everything.
_ _ _ And the
Bb timid shame of the
F autumn leaves.
And the
C buzzer heads wing.
And _ _ _
Bb we'll undress beside the ashes of
F the fire.
Our
G tender
Bb bellies all wound around in baling
C wire.
_ All the
Bb more a pair of underwater
F pearls.
Than
Bb the oak tree and its resurrection
C fir _ _ .
_
F _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_
Am _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
G _
Bb _ _ _ _
F _ _ _ .
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C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
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