Bright Eyes - Oh you are the roots that sleep beneath my feet and hold the earth in place

I m^Det you through a co^Bmmmon friend in the att^Gic of my p^Darent's house and thoug^Dh I didn't know it th^Bmen I s^Goon was finding ^Aout you are the r^Bmoots that sleep ben^Geath my feet and h^Dold the earth in p^Alace each time a f^Bmaucet opens ^Gwords are spoken the ^Dwater runs a^Away and I hear your ^Gname no, nothing ^Dhas changed

^Dthere was this book I ^Bmread and loved the st^Gory of a ship^D who sail^Ded around the world ^Bmand found that n^Gothing else exist^As beyond his ^Bmown two sails and w^Gooden shell and ^Dwhat is held with^Ain all else is ^Bmsure to pass we c^Glutch and grasp and d^Debate what's truly p^Aermanent but when the wind starts to ^Gshift there's no argu^Dment

I s^Ding and drink and ^Asleep on floors and t^Bmry hard n^Got to be annoyed by a^F#ll these people ^Bmworrying about^A me so^D when I'm suffering through some ^Aawful drive

you occ^Dasionally ^Gcross my mind it's my h^Didden hope that ^Bmyou are still ^Aamong them

Oh, you are the ^Droots that sleep ben^Geath my feet and ho^Dld the earth in plac^Ae each time a cu^Drtain opens su^Gnlight pours in a li^Dfetime melts ^Aaway and we share ^Ga name on some picturesque g^Drave