Crosby Stills and Nash - Carry me

[^{G# E B G# E B G# E B G# E} .^B.. n^F#ote^Es ^D..^F#. ^{E D F# E G# E B G# E B}] x2 ^E When I was a young m^Ban,^A I found an old d^C#mream ^{B E} It was as battered and w^Born a one,^A as you have ever ^C#mseen ^{B E} I invented s^Bome new wings,^A and I painted a ^C#mnose ^{B E} I wished so h^Bard, up in the a^Air, I ^C#mro-o-o^Ase, singing ^E Carry me, carry me, c^Darry me,^A above the wo^Erld Carry me, carry me, c^Darry me ^{A E E} And I once loved ^Ba girl,^A she was younger than ^C#mme ^{B E} Her parents kept her l^Bocked, up in their lives And she was c^Arying, she was wishing she c^C#mould be free ^{B E} Of course I m^Bostly remember her laughing ^A Standing there and watching us ^C#mplay ^{B E} For a while th^Ben, the m^Ausic, would ^C#mtake her away and sh^Ae'd be singing ^E Carry me, carry me, c^Darry me,^A above this wo^Erld Carry me, carry me, c^Darry me,^A above the wo^Erld ^E Then there was m^By mother,^A she was lying in white sheets there And she was ^C#mwaiting to die ^{B E} She said if you just reach^B underneath this bed, and unt^Aie these weights I could s^C#murely fly ^{B E} She's still smiling b^But she's tired ^A She'd like to hear that ^C#mlast bell ring^{B E} You know if she still^B could she would, st^Aand up, ^C#mshe would s^Aing ^E Carry me, carry me, c^Darry me,^A above the wo^Erld Carry me, carry me, o^Do-ooh, o^Ao-ooh, o^Do-ooh, o^Ao-ooh, o^Do-ooh, o^Ao-ooh, o^Eoh -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Put your problems out with the cat -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Written by: Mick Anderson micka@jolt.mpx.com.au -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Must be lamb today cause beef was last week =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-