Dermot Kennedy - This woodland wont listen

^G The monks kicking out at the birds in the^D squar^Ae ^G You ^Dpushed your boat down the hill That's not fai^Dr ^GSaid you worked real hard on that You said "I was just ^Dsailing for fun^A" ^G But I k^Dnow his crest will have fallen when darkness has won ^F#m

^A Oh we were darkness You ^Ewere hope ^A You give me ha^F#mppiness ^Eten fold And now ^Ewhenever I roam I'm not alone^{E A} You give me s^F#mtrength and ^EI'll hold on

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[Verse 2] ^G The king loaned his castle to^D someone he thought ^Ahe knew ^G But ^Dgreed sat in the throne, now the raiders are strolling through^{A G} He lay s^Dlumped in the valley Nothing more^D than a broken man, no ^G Prom^Dising the wildlife that he'll take it all All back if he can, o^F#mh no ^B

^AOh we were ^F#mdarkness You ^Ewere hope ^AYou give me ha^F#mppiness ten ^Efold And now, ^Awhenever I ^F#mroam I'm ^Enot alone ^AYou give me st^F#mrength and I^E'll hold (oh n^Ao) ^{F#m E A F#m E}

^AThe trees don'^F#mt walk they r^Eun wild ^ASaddle ^F#mup the nights^B still young as a ^Achild ^AI would have seen you ^F#mcast off into ^Enothing ^AYou couldn't s^F#mee me but our hearts^E were almost touching I ^A White horse s^Etill running, That's^A all that you ^F#mwrote ^E And that ^Esunset was stunning me t^Aoo ^F#mNothing proud^E down there ^ARun down ^F#mwon't get ^Eone sorry prayer ^AFrom m^F#me ^{E A}From me ^F#mand I ^E

^ECause I'm not dragging you ^Aout ^{F#m E E}And I'm not dragging you ou^At, n^F#mo ^{E E}This isn't me c^Aalling you ou^F#mt ^{E E}I'm not ^Acalling you ou^F#mt no ^E

You just ^Aleave your shoe^F#ms by the ^Eedge of the water You've ne^Aver quite ^F#mcaught me but then^E, nobody could When I was^A free^{F#m E E} Because I'd broken free and I was ^Arunning^F#m ^E