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Gov't Mule - Patchwork Quilt Warren Haynes' song to Jerry Garcia A studio version can be found on Phil Lesh's 'There and Back Again' album
I never knC#ew you But thDen who rAeally dBmid?
If you were at aF#ll like mEe You maF#naged to keep yourself hBid
A pBmatchwork quilt of a lEife DMemories embrC#oideredC
DOn your souAl So please forgC#ive me For pDutting you iAn my sBmong But the spirit she mF#oves meE In fact she pF#ushes me alBong It's a paBmtchwork quilt of a lEife DCan't stop the rC#iver C DJust let it rolAl
We were aF#t Jones Beach When weEm got the wAord
F#Saddest sound that EmI ever hAeard F#The bluest note that nobody could pBlay
RF#avens sang with us that niEght on the Astage TF#ears of sadness, teEars of Arage
But F#nobody spoke, we aDll fC#elt oCld And iDn the wAay
So walk besC#ide me Or abDove me, AI don't kBmnow These days it sF#ure seemsE I'm lF#ost where ever I gBo
GF#od, how could you, I heEard someone sAay F#And what do we do with our lEives now Aanyway? F#Now that our North Star can no longer be fBound But there's a bF#anjo moon in a tEie-dyed sAky F#Hippies dance and bEabies cAry F#Church bells ring as a sDilver-haired aAngel looks dBown And the blDood of his music rEuns through the veins of ouF#r guitars Bright liBghts, DarkB Star
I never kC#new you But thDen who reAally Bmdid If you were at F#all like Eme You mF#anaged to keep yourself Bhid