Allan Taylor - Like i used to do

Does he ^Gcall you through the darkness from a thousand miles away Through those ^Csleepless nights of waiting, 'til the night grows into day Does he ^Gtell you how his colours are fading into grey When he's ^Ctoo far in the distance, too long and far a^Gway ^C

When he ^Gcomes home from the service, can you see it in his eyes How he's ^Cburning from the heat of a thousand hidden fires And does he ^Gtake you in a moment, 'til you know your spirit flies And ^Csing you through the moonlight, 'til the sun is on the ^Grise ^C

Does he ^Fcome to you in dreams, that travel through the times ^CBringing back the memories in melodies and rhymes Can he ^Gdo this for you Like I ^Cused to do Can he ^Gdo this for you Like I ^Cused to do

Does he bring you ^Gspices from the Orient, for sweet fragrance in the night And a ^Cjewel from darkest Africa to sparkle in the light Perfumed ^Gwaters from the islands to make your body smell so fine From the ^Csweet Frangipani and the flowering Colum^Gbine ^C

Does he ^Fcome to you in dreams, that travel through the times ^CBringing back the memories in melodies and rhymes Can he ^Gdo this for you Like I ^Cused to do Can he ^Gdo this for you Like I ^Cused to do