courtesy of http://www.angelfire.com/biz3/ISB/ A Very Cellular Song By Mike Heron INTRO: G Am7 F Bb G Am7 F Bb

^GWinte^Am7r was co^Fld an^Bbd the clothing was thin ^GBut the ge^Am7ntle shepherd ^F calls the tune ^Bb ^GOh dear ^Am7mother what^F shall I do ^Bb ^GFirst please your eyes and^Am7 then your^F ears Jenny ^Bb ^GExchanging love to^Am7kens say good^Fnight ^Bb

Lay down^G my dear sister Won't you^C lay and tak^Ge your rest Won't you l^Day your head upon your saviours breast And I l^Gove you b^Cut Jesus loves you the best ^G And I ^Cbid you goodn^Gight, goodnight, goodnight, And I ^Cbid you goodnight, goodnight. ^GOne of these mornings bright and early and fine. Goodnight, goodnig^Cht Not a crick^Get not a spirit going to shout me on Goodnigh^Ct, goodnight ^G

I go walking in the valley of the shadow of death

Goodnight^C, goodnight ^G And his rod and his staff shall comfort me Goodnight, goodnight Oh John the wine he saw the sign Goodnight, goodnight Oh John say I seen a number of signs Goodnight, goodnight Tell A for the ark that wonderful boat Goodnight, goodnight You know they built it on the land getting water to float Goodnight, goodnight Tell B for the beast at the ending of the wood Goodnight, goodnight You know it ate all the children when they wouldn't be good Goodnight, goodnight I remember quite well, I remember quite well Goodnight, goodnight I was walking in Jerusalem just like John Goodnight, goodnight, goodnight.

^GWho wo^Duld ^Glose and who ^G7would bru^Cise ^GOr who would live quit^De pre^Gttily? ^G7 ^C ^G ^C ^G ^C ^GAnd who would^C love what^Em comes along ^D ^G ^DAnd fill the air ^Gwith joyous song ^D ^G ^D ^G ^D ^G ^D ^G ^D

Who would go and who would come Or who would simply linger And who would hide behind your chair And steal your crystallised ginger

^GNebulous ^Am7nearness^F cry to me ^Bb ^GAt this timeless ^Fmoment ^EmSomeone dear to me w^Gants me ^Bbnear, makes me high ^Eb ^BbI can hear vi ^Eb– bra - ^Abtions fly^Ab9 ^Eb ^GThrough mangoes, pomegranates and planes ^C ^C7 ^GAll ^G7the ^Csame ^GWhen it reac^Am7hes me ^F ^Bband^G teach^Am7es ^Fme ^Bb To sig^Ebh ^G ^C ^D7 ^G ^C ^D7 ^G

Who would mouse and who would lion Or who would be the tamer And who would hear directions clear From the unameable namer Who would skip and who would plod Or who would like quite silly And who would ride backwards on a giraffe Stopping every so often to laugh Amoebas are very small

O^Gh ah ee ^Amoo there's absolu^Dtely no strife ^G ^Cliving the time^Dless life ^Em ^GI don't need a wife ^C ^Dliving the timeless life ^Em ^GIf I need a friend I just giv^Ce a wriggle ^D ^D ^G ^D ^GSplit right down the midd^Cle ^D7 And when^G I look there's two of me Both as h^Cand-some as ^Dcan be Oh her^Ge we go slithering, ^D h^Ger^De ^Gwe go slither^Cing and squelchi^Dng on

Oh here we go slithering, here we go slithering and squelching on

^GOh ah ee ^Coo there's absolute^Dly no strife ^G ^Dliving the timeless life

^GBl^Amack^F h^Bbair brown hair feather and scale Seed and stamen and all unnamed lives that live Turn your quivering nerves in my direction Turn your quivering nerves in my direction Feel the energy projection of my cells Wishes you well.

May the long time sun shine upon you All love surround you And the pure light within you Guide you all the way on.

Incredible String Band - A very cellular song