Cosmo Sheldrake - The moss

W^C#ell, legend has it that the moss grows^G#m on the nor^C#th side of the t^G#mrees W^C#ell, legend has it when the rains come d^G#mown, all ^C#the worms come ^G#mup to breathe W^G#ell, legend has it when the sunbeams come, all the plants they eat them with th^F#eir le^G#aves W^C#ell, legend has it that ^G#mthe world spins round on an axis of twenty-three d^F#egrees^G#

^C#mBut have you heard the story of the rabbit in the moon ^F#mOr the cow that hopped the planets, wh^Aile straddling a spoon ^F#mOr she, who leapt up mountains, while whistling up a tune And swapped her songs w^F#ith swallows, while riding on a b^G#room

^C#mWell we can all learn things both many and a-few F^F#mrom that old hunched woman who lived inside a shoe ^F#Or the girl that sang all day and by night she ate tear soup ^EOr, the man who drank ^G#mtoo much and got the brewers' d^G#roop

Come listen up all ye fair maids to how the m^C#moral goes Nobody knew and nobody k^C#nows How the pobble was robbed of his twice f^G#ive toes Or h^Aow the dong came to ^C#mown a lu^G#mminous nose ^C#mOr how the jumblies w^Eent to sea in a sieve that they rowed ^F#mAnd came to shore by the chankly bore, where the b^G#ong trees grow

^G#This is just how things are ^G#How things have always been ^G#And how things will continue to b^F#e for you and m^G#e

^C#But have you heard the story of the ra^C#mbbit in the moon ^F#mOr the cow that hopped the planets, while straddling a spoon

And swapped her songs with swallows, w^G#hile riding on a broom ^C#mWell we can all learn things both many and a-few ^F#mFrom that old hunched woman ^F#who lived inside a shoe

^EOr, the man who drank too ^G#mmuch and got the brewers' droop [Outro]