Great Lake Swimmers - Falling into the sky

^CBreathing this ^Ampoison, ^Falive but near ^Emdeath ^DmUnder ^Dmthe water, and ^Gholding my ^Gbreath ^CBut we were ^Ammade to ^Fdrink in the ^Emearth Its ^Dmriver and ^Dmgutters, its^G mountains of wort^Gh

^CFur and ^Amfeathers, and ^Fleather, and ^Dmscales ^GThey'll tear you ap^Cart if ^Fthey get the ch^Dmance ^CFur and ^Amfeathers, and ^Fleather, and ^Dmscales ^GThey'll rip you a^Cpart, I sw^Fear that they wi^Dmll

^CUp in the r^Amafters ^Fwithout any ^Emlift ^DmEqual parts ^Dmlaughter, i^Gntention, and ^Ggift ^CIt was an a^Amccident, ^Fthere was no ^Emthought ^DmWith no concen^Dmtration or ^Gsteadiness ^Gthere

^GFalli^Amng ^Finto the ^Gsky ^CUp from the ^Amearth and ^Finto the ^Gsky ^CLift off the ^Amground and ^Fhover a^Gwhile ^CDo you ^Amthink you could ^Ffly if you ^Gtried