Brian Eno - Mother whale eyeless

^CmI can ^Cthink of now^A#here ^CI would rather b^A#e ^CReading morning pa^A#pers ^CDrinking morning t^A#ea She ^Gclutches the tray A#nd then we talk just like a^D kitchen sink play Nothing ^A#ventured, nothing g^Fained ^GLiving so close to danger ^DEven your friends are strangers ^A#Don't count upon their compan^Fy

^CThis is for the finger^A#s ^CThis is for the nails^{A# C}Hidden in the kitche^A#n ^CRight behind the scales ^GWhat do I care I'm wasting fingers like I ^Dhad them to spare Plugging ^A#holes in the Zuiderz^Fee ^GPunishing Paul for Peter ^DDon't ever trust those meters ^A#What you believe is what you s^Fee

In my ^Gtown, there is a ^Draincoat under a ^Ctree In the ^Gsky, there is a ^Dcloud containing the ^Csea In the ^Gsea, there is a ^Dwhale without any ^Ceyes In the ^Gwhale, there is a ^Dman without his rain^Ccoat

In another country ^A#m With a^Cnother name ^A#mMayb^Ce things are different ^A#m May^Cbe they're the same

^GBack on the trail The seven soldiers read the ^Dpapers and mail But the ^A#news, it doesn't c^Fhange ^GSwinging about through creepers ^DParachutes caught on steeples ^A#Heroes are born, but heroes d^Fie ^GJust a few days A# little practice and some^D holiday pay We're all ^A#sure you'll make the g^Frade ^GMother of God, if you care ^DWe're on a train to nowhere ^A#Please put a cross upon our e^Fyes

^GTake me I'm nearly ready, you can ^Dtake me To the ^A#raincoat in the s^Fky ^GTake me My little pastry mother ^Dtake me There's a ^A#pie shop in the s^Fky G D A# F