Frank Turner - I believed you william blake

^AmHave you ^Eseen my ^Amhusband? You'd ^Amknow him, ^Gif you^C had He's ^Gknown around old ^CLondon ^GTown Most ^Fpeople^E think he's^Am mad

^AmMy husband he ^Etalks with ^Amangels And with ^Amspirits that ^Ghe can ^Csee He ^Gpasses time with ^Cthe ^Gdivine But ^Fnot so^E much with^Am me

But I ^Fheld him when he ^Cfaltered When ^Fearth and faith did ^Cshake^G And on ^Ammy grave the ^Dmwords will say "I Bel^Fieved You,^E William^Am Blake"

We ^Amscraped by ^Ein the ^Amshadows Sown with ^Ampity ^Gand with ^Cscorn The ^Ggreat and good they ^Cnever ^Gcould ^FRecognize a^E prophet^Am born

With ^Ampoetry ^Eand ^Amengravings He pres^Amented ^GPar^Cadise He rev^Gealed to them a ^CJerusa^Glem ^FThey would not^E reco^Amgnize

But I ^Fheld him when he ^Cfaltered When ^Fearth and faith did ^Cshake^G And ^Amon my grave the ^Dmwords will say "I Bel^Fieved You,^E William^Am Blake"

Mr. William ^GBlake There's one ^Em/Bpromise you must ^Ammak^Ammaj7e ^{Am7 Fmaj7 F}Dear William, if you're r^Gight About life ^Em/Bon the other si^Amde,^Ammaj7 about ^Am7para^Fmaj7dise ^FThen you must promise m^Ge That you won't ^Em/Bleave me when you ^Amlea^Ammaj7ve This ^Am7world that d^Fmaj7idn't believe ^FBe a comfort to your wi^Gfe She gave you ^Em/Bup her one and ^Amonl^Ammaj7y certa^Am7in l^Fmaj7ife

^FDon't you leave me in my ^Ggrave I ^Em/Bbelieved you William ^AmBla^Ammaj7ke ^Am7I'll be with you, ^Fmaj7damned or saved ^FDon't you leave me in my ^Ggrave I be^Em/Blieved you William ^AmBla^Eke^Am