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G. Am Starry starry night , paint your palette blue and grey ,
Look out on a Csummers day , with D7. G Eyes that know the darkness in my soul . G. Am Shadows on the hills , sketch the trees and daffodills Catch the breeze and Cwinter chills , in D7. G. Am Am7 G Colours on the snowy linen land .
CHORUS Am. D7 G Now I understand , what you tried to say to me , Em. Am7 How you suffered for your sanity , D7. Em How you tried to set them free--- A7. Am7 They would not listen , they did not know how , D7. G. Gsus. G Perhaps they'll listen now . VERSE 2 . G. Starry starry night ,
flaming flowers that brightly bAmlaze , Swirling clouds in vCiolet haze. D7. G Reflect in Vincent's eyes of china blue , G. Colours changing hue , morning fields of amber graAmin , Weathered faces Clined in pain are D7. G Soothed beneath the artists' loving hand .
CHORUS. Am D7. G Now I understand , what you tried to say to me , Em. Am7 How you suffered for your sanity , D7. Em How you tried to set them free --- A7. Am7 They would not listen , they did not know how , D7. G. Gsus. G Perhaps they'll listen now . BRIDGE G. Am7 For they could not love you , D7. G. F. E But still your love was true ,
And when no hoAm7pe was left in sight On that stCmarry starry night G. F. E7 You took your life as lovers often do . But IAm7 could have told you Vincent , This worCld was never meant,for D7. G Am G one as beautiful as you .
VERSE 3 G. Am. Starry starry night, portraits hung in empty halls
Frameless heads on nCameless walls , with. D7. G Eyes that watch the world and can't forget . Like strangers that you've mGet , Am. The ragged men in ragged clothes , The silver thorn of bCloody rose , lie D7Crushed and broken , on the virgin Gsnow .
CHORUS B Am D7. G Now I think I know , what you tried to say to me , Em. Am7 How you suffered for your sanity , D7. Em How you tried to set them free -- A7. Am7 They would not listen,they're not listening still , D7. G. Gsus G Perhaps they never will