Andrew Bird - Armchairs
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BmI dreamed you were a cosmonaut
EmOf the space between our DchairEms
And I was a cartBmographer
EmOf the tangles in your DhaiEmr
EmI sang the song that silence brings
It's theG one that everybody knows
Yah, everybody knowBms the song that silence sings
And thGis is how it gDoes
BmThese looms that weave apocrypha
EmThey're hanging from a DstranEmd
These dark and empty Bmrooms are full
EmOf incandescent DhandEms
EmAwkward pause
EmFatal flaws
EmAnd time, it's a crooked bGow
GTime’s a crooked bow
GIn time you need to learn to love
EmThe ebb just like the flDow
EmGrab hAmold of your bootstEmraps, and pull like Bmhell
Till gravity feels sorry for yA#ou, and lets you Cgo
CAs if you lack the proper chemicals to kA#now
The wCay it felt the last time you lAet yourself falA#l this low
A#Time, time it’s a crooDmked bow
Time's a crookedA# bow
Time's a crookedDm bow
COh A#
A#Fifty-five and three-eighths years laterC
A#At the bottom of this gigantic crateAmr
A#An armchair calls to youC
A#Yeah, this armchair calls to you
A#And it says, I think someday
We'll get back at them all
With epoxy and a pair of pliers
As ancient sea slugs begin to crawl
Through the ragweed and barbed wire
A#You didn't write
You didn't Amcall
A#It didn't cCmross your mind atC allDm
DmThrough the waves
The waves of AM sqCuall
You couldn't fCmeel a thing at Dmall
DmFifty-five and three-eighths
A#Time
DmFifty-five and three-eighths
A#Time
DmTime
A#Time Dm