Genesis - Harlequin

^GmCame the night a ^Cmist dissolved the trees ^CmAnd in the ^Gbroken light ^Acolours fly, fading by ^{Am Eb G G}Pale and cold as ^Cfigures fill the glade ^CmGrey is the ^Gweb they spin, ^Aon and on, and on and on^{G C G G}Through the ^Gmflame still ^Cmsummer lingers ^Gmon ^GmThough her pictures soon ^Ebshat^Ater

^GAll, ^Dalways the same But there ^Bmappears in the ^Dshades of dawning ^EmThough your ^Geyes are dim N.C. D All of the pieces in the sky

^GmThere was once a ^Charvest in this land ^CmReap from the ^Gturquoise sky, ^Aharlequin, harlequin ^{Am Eb G G}Dancing round, three ^Cchildren fill the glade ^CmTheirs was the ^Glaughter in the ^Awinding stream, and in between ^{G C G G}Close your ^Gmdoor, the ^Cmpicture fades ^Gmagain ^GmFrom the flames in the^Eb fire^Alight

^GAll, ^Dalways the same But there ^Bmappears in the ^Dshades of dawning ^EmThough your ^Geyes are dim N.C. D All of the pieces in the sky

^GAll, ^Dall is not lost And light ^Bmappears in the ^Dshades of dawning ^EmWhen your ^Geyes can see N.C. D Order the pieces, put them back, put them back