Cheryl Wheeler - Gandhi buddha

Feel this w^Gind blow, ^Emscatters all these le^Caves like paper r^Dain. Feel these ^Gdays roll, ^Emback into our ^Cwinter lives a^Dgain. The t^Gangle at the ga^Crden fence is b^Drown and dry. You c^Gall me out and p^Coint to your N^Dovember sky.

I must've been G^Gandhi or Buddha or s^Domeone like that, I must've saved ^Clives by the hundreds e^Dverywhere I went. I must've brought ^Grest to the restless, f^Ded the hungry too, I must've done s^Amometh^Ging ^Cgreat to ^Dget to have ^Gyou.^{D C D}

And when the c^Gold comes and ^Emyou are by your f^Cire and fast asl^Deep, I'll turn a li^Gght on, to w^Ematch the snow out^Cside fall soft and^D deep. And w^Ghen the winter ^Cmorning shines all w^Dhite and blue, We'll w^Gatch the dogs run ^Cthrough the fields like ^Dchildren do.

I must've been G^Gandhi or Buddha or s^Domeone like that, I must've saved ^Clives by the hundreds e^Dverywhere I went. I must've brought ^Grest to the restless, f^Ded the hungry too, I must've done s^Amometh^Ging ^Cgreat to ^Dget to have ^Gyou.^{D C D}

I suppose s^Gtranger t^Chings have c^Dome to ^Gpass, Many's the fo^Amrest ^GI can't s^Dee. I was so do^Gwn and l^Cost and ^Dfading ^Gfast. How did you ^Gfind your ^Cway to ^Dme?

I must've been G^Gandhi or Buddha or s^Domeone like that, I must've saved ^Clives by the hundreds e^Dverywhere I went. I must've brought ^Grest to the restless, f^Ded the hungry too, I must've done s^Amometh^Ging ^Cgreat to ^Dget to have ^Gyou.^{D C D}