James Keelaghan - I would i were

I ^Gwould I were a robin's song^Am borne ^Gupon the ^Cwind ^GLilting light through morning bright,^Am soaring ^Gfrom the ^Climb And ^Dif I were that ^Crobin's song, I'd ^Dsoar without del^Cay And ^Gbe the first thing that you hear as ^Amyou be^Ggin your ^Cday

I ^Gwish the Northern Lights were of a ^Amfabric ^Gappre^Chended That ^Gfrom these earthbound human hands, those ^Amlights could ^Gbe sus^Cpended I ^Dwish the northern ^Clights were mine to ^Dhem and sew and we^Cave I'd ^Gmake a cloak for you to wear to ^Amkeep you ^Gfrom the ^Cbreeze

^EmOh___, ^Amall of the questions ^DAll of the stars in the ^Emsky Oh___, ^Amnever the answers ^DAlways the wondering ^E7why

I ^Awish my hand could touch the place with^Bmin your heart that's ^Dhidden And ^Ago to you, as if some ghost, that ^Bmby you had been ^Dbidden And ^Ethough this world is ^Dtouch and go, I ^Ecannot but beli^Deve Of ^Aall the things that touch us first, ^Bmlove is the last to ^Dleave Of ^Aall the things that touch us first ^{Bm D}