Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros - Two

^Gi am the ^G7prisoned man of s^Cingle melody ^Atwo voices c^Darry farther than me

^Gi seek your ^G7help so that my s^Cong may become f^Amree ^Atwo voices c^Darry f^Amarther than ^Gme

^Eand in the morning, sing me l^Amove ^Dand in the afternoon, its l^Gove ^Eand in the evening, if they ^Amlove ^Dand in the morning, wake up

^Gand if we sing together, l^Cove will sing along ^Atwo voices c^Darry farther than one

^Gtogether ^G7we can bridge a c^Chorus to the da^Amwn ^Atwo voices ca^Drry far... all the d^Gays ^F#Time and mind they melt away, Like the s^Gtars and songs of yesterday ^F#Like the melody you can't recall, But the ha^Grmonies you felt them all the da^Amys ^{C D G}This song of solitude has s^Cung its melody ^ATwo voices c^Darry farther than me ^GI seek your ^G7help, so that s^Cong may become f^Amree ^ATwo voices c^Darry farther than ^Gme ^EAnd in the morning, sing me l^Amove ^DAnd in the afternoon, it's l^Gove ^EAnd in the evening, is there l^Amove? ^DAnd in the morning, wake up

^Atwo voices ca^Drry far... all the d^Gays ^F#Time and mind they melt away, Like the s^Gtars and songs of yesterday ^F#Like the melody you can't recall, But the ha^Grmonies you felt them all the da^Amys ^{C D}

^Eand in the morning, sing me l^Amove ^Dand in the afternoon, its l^Gove ^Eand in the evening, if they ^Amlove ^Dand in the morning, wake up