Jack Johnson - Constellations

^G The light was leaving and the west it was blue ^CThe children's laughter ^Gsang And skipping just like the stones that they threw Their ^Cvoices echoed across the way It's getting ^D7late

^GIt was ^Fjust another ^Cnight With the ^D7sunset And the ^Gmoon-rise^F not so far b^Cehind To give us j^D7ust enough light To l^Gay down u^Fnderneath the ^Cstars Listen to^D7 papa's translations ^GOf the s^Ftories across the ^Csky We drew our ^D7own constellations

^GThe west winds often last too long The ^Cwind may calm down nothing ever feels the sa^Gme Sheltered under the Kamani tree ^CWaiting for the pas-sing ^Grain Clouds keep moving to uncover the scene ^CStars above us chasing the day aw^Gay To find the stories that we sometimes need ^CListen close enough till all else fades, fades ^D7away

^GIt was ^Fjust another ^Cnight With a ^D7sunset And a ^Gmoon-rise^F not so far b^Cehind To give us j^D7ust e-nough light To l^Gay down u^Fnderneath the ^Cstars Listen to ^D7all the translations ^GOf the s^Ftories across the^C sky We drew our ^D7own constellations