Iron & Wine - In my ladys house

There is^Am light in my^F lady?^C??s house And there’^Ams none but som^Fe falli^Cng rain L^Amess like a ^Fspoken^C word She is ^Ammore than her ^Fthousand^C names

^G No hands are half as ^Fgentle ^CFirm as they like to ^Gbe ^AmThank god you see me the ^Fway you do ^CStrange as you are to^G me.

It is ^Amgood in my l^Fadies ^Chouse And the ^Amshape that her ^Fbody m^Cakes ^AmLove is a ^Ffragil^Ce word In the ^Amair on the ^Flength^C we lay

^G No hands are half as^F gentle, or, ^CFirm as they like to ^Gbe ^Am Thank God you see me the ^Fway you do ^CStrange as you are to ^Gme.