Enya - I may not awaken

^CWhen the warmth of the ^G7sus4day ^G7becomes the ni^Cght ^{G7sus4 G7 C}Who could sleep be^G7sus4neath ^G7 a strange m^Coonlight? No guiding ^G7sus4star ^G7 So far from ^Chome ^{G7sus4 G7}

^CWalked the way o’ pro^G7sus4mise ^G7 to find but ^Csnow Th^Amroughout, ^Emthe voice of the^F wind^G7sus4s brings^G7 nothing^C more Than low e^G7sus4choes ^G7 So f^G7ar

N.C.

from ^Chome

^AEven ^C#m/G#from a ^F#mchild, a ^Dwish is ^Enot eno^Augh For ^Dme, for ^Ame the ^Gsky ^Bmmay ^Efall And ^Aeven ^C#m/G#from a ^F#mchild, a ^Ddream is ^Enot eno^Augh Could ^Dbe, could ^Abe the ^Esky may ^F#mfall Could ^Dbe, could ^Abe the ^Enight ends ^Aall

^CNo rains could ^G7sus4weep ^G7 as I have ^Cwept ^{G7sus4 G7 C}To know a simple ^G7sus4dream ^G7 will not be ^Ckept I am a ^G7sus4child ^G7 So far from ^Chome ^G/B

^AmOne by ^Dmone the s^Gky f^Calls ^{G/B Am Dm G C G/B Am}I may ^Dmnot a^Gwa^Cken