Gene Clark - So you say you lost your baby

^EWell you're smolderin' with ^Afly words, ^CCatch the ^Dmoment on the ^Erun. And you say there's nothin' ^Aeasy ^CAbout the ^Dplywood tract you're ^Efrom. And you stand inside your ^Awind stilts; ^DWatch the sentence act ^Ebegun. ^ESo you say you lost your ^Gbaby ^ADo you ^Cknow that your the ^Eone. With the stand to watch the ^Atrials go, ^Cfrom here to ^Dthere behind the ^Escene. ^EThrow your troubles to the ^Amoon troughs, ^CTo swallow ^Dup like stormy ^Edreams. Take an entrance to a ^Astand-off, ^DLooking if there's such a ^Esigh. And you say you lost your ^Gbaby, ^Awondering ^Cif its in your ^Elie. ^EWell you fly your banners M^Aonday, ^Cthat take a ^Drise and fall in ^Eone. Ask the questions of the ^Apilgrims, ^CAs they ^Dcome to pledge what's ^Edone. Claim a tabernacle ^Ahillside ^Dwhere you sight the dyin' ^Esun So you say you lost your ^Gbaby, ^Adon't you ^Cknow that you're the ^Eone. So you say you lost your ^Gbaby, ^ADon't you ^Cknow that you're the ^Eone.