A Fine Frenzy - Riversong

I laid d^Aown by the ^Driver’s^A edge I laid d^Aown wondering ^Dwhere it ^Aled I laid d^Aown by the riv^Der’s^A edge And I woke ^F#mup in a ^Driver b^Aed

There were f^Alowers ^Din my ^Ahair River flo^Awers floating ^Deveryw^Ahere And all the ^Afishes came and ^Dkissed my ^Afeet Dear old ^F#mfishes, they ^Dsaid to m^Ae

They said ^C#moh, we could ^F#mlove you But we are ^Dnot yet what you ^Awant Because ^C#moh, anyone could ^F#mlove you You’ve got to^D find where you ^Abelong

All my ne^Aedles, they were ^Dgone so ^Afast Not a nee^Adle left o^Dn a br^Aanch I grew we^Aaker and the ^Driver st^Arong I said, hey ^F#mfishes But the ^Dfish were ^Agone

Now the b^Aoulders I know they ^Dheard me ^Acry But they were ^Astone-faced and they ^Dstood ^Aaside So I went ^Aon at the ri^Dver’s^A pace With my ^F#meyes closed, I thought I hea^Drd them ^Asay

They said ^C#moh, we could ^F#mlove you But we are ^Dnot yet what you ^Awant Because ^C#moh, we would only c^F#mrush you You’ve got t^Do find where yo^Au belong

^C#mHow does it f^Deel To be so ce^F#mrtain Without que^Dstion Of your pu^Arpose ^F#mYour position Of your p^Dlace Of your ^Ahome? Of your ^Dplace Of your ^Ehome

^C#mYou cannot catch the ri^C#mver though It ^Dmakes you think you c^Aan ^C#mIt trickles through your f^C#mingers While you ^Dhold it in your ^Ahands Just like ^DI am Just like ^AI am Just like ^DI am Just like ^AI am