Deb Talan - Comfort

^AbWhen everyo^Ebne has g^Fmone to s^Ebleep and^Db you are w^Cmide awake^{Eb Ab}there's no one l^Ebeft to t^Fmell your troubles to.^Eb C Db Eb ^EbJust an hour ago, you listened to their voices ^Dblilting like a r^Civer over underg^Ebround ^Aband the light from downstairs ca^Fmme up soft like ^Abdaybreak ^Ebdimly as the h^Abeartache of a lone^Dbly child^Eb.

^FmIf you can't remember a ^Cm7better time ^Ab you can ^Dbhave min^Ebe, little one. In day^Fms to come when your heart^Eb feels undone ^Fmmay you always find an open hand^{Db Eb} and take^Fm comfort where^Dbver you can. ^EbYou can, you can^{Ab Eb} Cm Db Eb

^EbAnd^Fm oh, ^Bbmit's a^Ab strange p^Eblace. ^BbmAnd oh, everyo^Abne with a different f^Ebace ^Fmbut just like you thought when you stopp^Dbed here to linge^Ebr ^Fmwe're only as separate a^Dbs your little fi^Ebngers.

^AbSo cry, why no^Cmt? ^FmWe al^Ebl do. then t^Dburn to o^Abne you lov^Ebe ^Aband smile a smil^Ebe that l^Fmights up^Eb all the room. Cm Db Eb ^AbFollow your drea^Ebms in th^Fmrough every ou^Ebt-door ^Dbit seems that's what we'^Cm7re here for. ^Eb

^FmAnd when you can't remember a be^Abtter time you can^Db have m^Ebine, little one. ^FmIn days to come when your heart ^Dbfeels un^Ebdone ^Fmmay you always find an^Ab open h^Dband ^{Eb Fm}and take comfort, there is comfo^Cmrt. Take ^Dbcomfort wherever^Eb you c^Fman, you can, you ^Dbcan.^Eb