Carrie Newcomer - Sparrow

^N.C.When the ^Emevening, like a ^Dsparrow, folds down ^Cunder it's small ^Gwings All the ^Emlight bones and the ^Dfeathers of the day ^{C D} Only ^Cthen, in that ^Gmoment, stop the ^Drushing and just hold ^Gme Lay your ^Chands where it ^Ghurts and we'll ^Dleave it that ^Gway

^GOoh ^Dooh, ^Coooh, ooh ^Gooh ooh ^Dooh ^Em [Verse] ^N.C.Well, I have ^Emoften dreamt of ^Dangels, but I ^Cvery rarely see ^Gthem But I ^Emknow that they've been ^Dthis way, ^Csomething smells like ^Dsky In the ^Crustle of their ^Gpresence, it's a ^Dlot like your breath^Ging Sounds a ^Clot like a ^Gpromise, but I ^Dcan't say ^Gwhy

^GOoh ^Dooh, ^Coooh, ooh ^Gooh ooh ^Dooh ^Em [Bridge] And I have ^Dsearched all the ^Bmwise and the ^Emunwise pla^Cces I have ^Gknown the price of ^G/Bpassion and what ^Dsolitude buys It was you I was ^Bmlooking for in al^Eml those fa^Cces Always you I was ^Ghoping for when I ^Dclosed my ^Geyes

^N.C.Well, I will ^Emgather all the ^Dfeathers that collect ^Cup in the corners ^G All the ^Emrisings and the ^Dfallings in the ^Cquiet of the day^D When you spe^Cak, there's a ^Gflutter of some ^Dwinged thing stirr^Ging Lay your ^Chead on my ^Gheart and we'll ^Dleave it that ^Gway

^GOoh ^Dooh, ^Coooh, ooh ^Gooh ooh ^Dooh ^Em Ooh ^Dooh, ^Coooh, ooh ^Gooh ooh ^Dooh ^Em