Capo: 1

Fair to Midland Dance of the Manatee Capo 1st fret! (or transpose these chords up half step) Intro Em A D G x 2 (Em) D Take a little dive into the shallow or spy what do you see?

I see the tortoise and the hare in a ^Arat-race and it fits like a glove under ^Gmy sleeve, just w^Aait till then.

^EmTheir heads are the heaviest in ^Doperation, he has still not lost imagi^Anation. I can hear him mouth the whole ^Gending - just w^Aait till then.

Bridge

^EmWe marys ^Dhad ourselves a ^Aball. Oh, ^Gyes we d^Aid. ^EmWe marys ^Dhad ourselves a ^Aball, I ^Gmust adm^Ait--

Chorus

^EmHang us those ^Amlimbs hold no ^Cvirtue^D. ^EmThose told to ^Amhold: project on ^Cmy cue^D.

Em A D G x2 (intro)

^EmWhether a he or a she, put your mouth where your ^Dmoney is. Are the birds of a feather that^A clever? If I knew I'd keep locks, that's a ^Ggiven, just ^Await till then. ^EmTheir heads cast shadows like s^Dkyscrapers. Small enough to feed off the ^Alesses to put it all into ^Gperspective with ^Adefinition.

Bridge

^EmWe marys ^Dhad ourselves a ^Aball. Oh, ^Gyes we d^Aid. ^EmWe marys ^Dhad ourselves a ^Aball, I ^Gmust adm^Ait--

Chorus

^EmHang us those ^Amlimbs hold no ^Cvirtue^D. ^EmThose told to ^Amhold: project on ^Cmy cue^D.

G/B G D (something like this) Oh, take a gander the bigger they are the harder they fall. Not needy you'll see, not needy and I come with open arms over trees. Not needy you'll see. and I come with open arms over trees. Em A C D

^EmListen to my proven guara^Antees while you're rolling up your ^Csleeves, beatin' on the ^Dchest.

^EmBut we can keep it in a j^Aar when it's comin' cats and ^Cdogs for ^Ddays. ^EmWe marys ^Dhad ourselves a ^Aball. And, I ^Gguarant^Aee. ^EmAnd what they've done for yo^Au they've ^Cdone for me, they've ^Ddone for me.

Chorus x2

^EmHang us those ^Amlimbs hold no ^Cvirtue^D. ^EmThose told to ^Amhold: project on ^Cmy cue^D.

Fair To Midland - Dance of the manatee