^F Aiko, g^Feography h^Gas got the b^Fetter of us a^Fgai^Gn I know you^F wanna go And I a^Fm to be s^Ginging To the t^Fail of an aeropl^Fane^G

So I f^Amold these pieces of go^Dld Into animals s^Go I can fashion a cha^G7in That will bri^Amdge the gap accross these c^Dontine^Gnts

^F Aiko, your fa^Ftherless s^Gmile has been s^Fummoned to other ^Fshores^G There's a m^Fan over there with a g^Fentleman's b^Gow Who inv^Fites you to take to the ^Ffloor^G

Pack your tr^Amaveling case With your rib^Dbons and lace For his bl^Good must be furnished with exc^G7ellent taste But it mi^Amght burn a hole into your p^Daper ^Gface

Am (1stroke) Am (1stroke) And so you run towards the things you haven't got

Just to sa^Dy goodbye aga^Gin Am (1stroke) Am (1stroke) But do you think of me as he unlocks your knees At the Te^Drrace Gard^Gen?

^F Pretty pictures in the w^Findow bli^Gnds Looking o^Fut looks so good with the w^Finter beh^Gind Like it is ^Fplaying a banjo to a T^Fennessee li^Gne And the ree^Fds are like cowboys pe^Frfectly ali^Ggned

Does the s^Amky over Tokyo kn^Dow How a river can fl^Gow like the stroke Of a v^G7iolin bow? Like a h^Amand will run across the mi^Dlky s^Gky

Em (1 stroke) But you can take these trees Em (1 stroke) And this summer breeze

On this stu^Dpid looking d^Gay Em (1 stroke) Em (1 stroke) And you can send it all to the Japanese Now my lo^Dve has gone aw^Gay.

(Japanese verse) (?) Am - D - G Am - D - G

And if you s^Amee Ai^Dko Or Saye^Ge ^G7 Let her kn^Amow That she dan^Dces in my drea^Gms.

Emmy the Great - Aiko