Glen Campbell - Asleep on the wind

L^Fove is a ^Bbglass of^Gm wine^C It's Balanced on the ^D#siderail ^Bbof a ship ^DmAcross the sea at midnight ^Fcalm, i^Bbt may not last the daylight ^Gmcalm And the t^Frip is long ^BbAnd the waves are strong But then ^Fagain, it might be up there ^Gmforever

I've heard of ^Bbbirds that never touch the la^Fnd But s^Cleep on th^Bbe winds And if ^Gmuntouched by s^Bbomeone's care^Cless hand Asleep ^Amon the wind^Bbs Our l^Gmove mig^Cht last ^Amuntil the j^Fourney ^Bbends Alive^{C Gm}Alive ^C

^AmAnd our l^Fives are just ^Bbbubbles of t^Cime They're ^Bbrainbow-colored t^Fhey're They're s^Bbhining in the sun ^AmThey drift ^Dmabove the treetops n^Gmow ^FIn da^Bbnger ^Cif the breeze d^Bbrops somehow And darling, ^Fthat's all it would take yet ^Bbwe threaten not to break A^Fnd you know we could be ^Fup here foreve^Gmr

I've heard of birds that never touch the ^Fland But sleep on t^Che w^Bbinds And if untouched ^Gmby so^Cmeone's careless ^Fhand ^CAsleep ^Fon the ^Bbwinds

Our ^Clives might last ^Bbuntill the love ^Ambegins So stay ^Bbalive and l^Cet me ^Bbtry as hard as you ^Cdo To ^Fstay al^Bbive, please l^Gmet me ^Cbe as much ^Falive as ^Dmyou I^Gm'll try^C A^Gmlive ^BbAlive ^G