Anna Ternheim - Lorelie-marie

^CShe was such an eager companion I’ve neve^Fr seen a pair o^Gf eyes mor^Ce alone ^CSafety in the arms of a stranger Hoping ^Fhis ship would ^Gfinally bring ^Cher home

^FLorelie-Mar^Gie Count your ^Amblessings if it gets ^Ctough Wit^Amh each gift comes a ^Closs

^CHe was imprisoned by his own mind Troubled after ^Fyears of ^Gnever letting ^Cgo ^CHe could drink all the way to blindness She would ^Ffollow him, a^Glways be walking a^Clone

^FLorelie-Mar^Gie Co^Amunt your blessings if you feel s^Ctuck ^FLorelie-Mar^Gie If the road gets d^Amark and you feel ^Clost We a^Amll pay our own c^Costs

^CThey were such eager companions See them ^Fstumble on the ^Gmost precious d^Creams ^CMake a life between the wave break Catching^F breath in an ^Gocean of s^Cteel

^FLorelie-Ma^Grie ^AmCount your blessings if you lose^C touch ^FLorelie-Mar^Gie If loves not giv^Aming and you had e^Cnough Le^Amave and nothing will be l^Cost

Le^Cave and nothing will be^Am lost Le^Fave and nothing will be^C lost