Beautiful South - Prettiest eyes

L^Dine one, ^GIs the time, ^D That you, You fi^Erst stayed o^Gver at mi^Dne And we dr^Eank our first bo^Gttle of w^Dine, ^A A^Gnd we cr^Died T^Dwo, ^G We're away, ^D And we both, We b^Eoth had no^Gwhere to s^Dtay Well the b^Eus shelters al^Gways o^Dkay, ^A W^Ghen you're yo^Dung ^D Now you're ol^Dder and I look at your f^Gace, Every wr^Dinkle is so easy to p^Glace And I o^Dnly write them down just in c^Bmase, That you d^Aie ^A Just take a lo^Aok at these cr^Dows feet Just ^Bmlook, Si^Gtting on the prettiest e^Ayes Si^Dxty twentyfifth of Dec^Bmembers, Fif^Gtynine Fourth of Ju^Aly's N^Got through the age or the fai^Alure children, N^Dot through the hate or de^Bmspise T^Dake a good look at these c^Bmrows feet, Si^Atting on the prettiest e^Dyes *RIFF* L^Dine three, ^GI forget, ^D But I think, I th^Eink it was our f^Girst ever b^Det And the ho^Erse we backed was sh^Gort of a l^Deg, ^A N^Gevermi^Dnd Fo^Dur, I^Gn a park, ^D And the things, The th^Eings that people ^Gdo in the d^Dark I could h^Eear the faintest b^Geat of your h^Deart, ^A T^Ghen we d^Did ^D Now you're ol^Dder and I look at your f^Gace, Every wr^Dinkle is so easy to p^Glace And I on^Dly write them down just in c^Bmase, You should d^Aie ^A Just take a l^Aook at these c^Drows feet Just l^Bmook, Si^Gtting on the prettiest e^Ayes S^Dixty twentyfifth of De^Bmcembers, Fif^Gtynine Fourth of Ju^Aly's You c^Gan't have too many g^Aood times children, You c^Dan't have too many l^Bmines T^Dake a good look at these c^Bmrows feet, Si^Atting on the prettiest e^Dyes *RIFF* Well my e^Dyes look like a m^Gap, Of the t^Down And my te^Deth are either ye^Gllow, Or they're br^Down But you'll ne^Gver hear the cr^Aack of a fr^Down when you are h^Bmere You'll ne^Gver hear the cr^Aack, Of a fr^Down, ^G Of a f^Drown, ^G Of a fr^Down