Andrew Bird - Giant of illinois

The g^Ciant of^G Illin^Amois ^F Died from a ^Cblister on his ^Gtoe

After ^Cwalking all ^Gday through the ^Efirst winter's ^Fsnow ^CThrowing ^Gbits of stale ^Ambread ^F To the la^Cst speckled ^Gdoves He^C never even ^Gfelt his ^Eshoe full of ^Fblood

De^Amlirious with pain, his bedroom w^Emalls began to glow And he^G felt himself soaring ^Dmup through falling snow

And ^Fthe sky was a ^Gwoman's ^Amarms The ^Fsky was a ^Gwoman's ^Carms

A ^Cboy with ^Ga club ^Amfoot ^F Had sat ne^Cxt to him in ^Gschool O^Cnce upon a ^Gsummer's day they went ^Ewandering through the ^Fwoods

They ^Cspotted a ^Gsleeping ^Amswan On the ^Fbanks^C of a muddy ^Gstream And they ^Cstormed it with ^Grocks till it ^Ecollapsed in the ^Freeds

They ^Amlay out on a green lawn full of ^Emchocolate and lemonade But ^Gunderneath it all the gi^Dmant was afraid

And the ^Fsky was a ^Gwoman's ^Amarms And the s^Fky was a w^Goman's a^Crms