^F[When I] w^Amalk along ^Dmyour city^F7 streets &^BbMaj7amp; look ^Gm7into your^C eyes^C/Bb; ^C/A W^C/Ghen I ^Fsee that ^Am simple ^Dm sadness ^F7 that acr^BbMaj7oss your f^Gm7eatures l^Ebie; ^Bb

C Bb F Dm7 G C C/Bb C/A C/G If my spirits start to sink it comes as no surprize. It's been a

^Flong way from a^BbMaj7nywhere ^F like^Gm7 heaven to yo^Ebur town, t^Bbhis town.

Bb [extra bar] There's a

^Fpasture ^Am in the ^Dmcountrysi^F7de I us^BbMaj7ed to call^Gm7 my own. ^C ^C/Bb Ther^C/Ae's a^C/G ^F natural ^Am pillow ^Dmfor my ^F7head. Th^BbMaj7e grass th^Gm7ere is ov^Ebergrown. ^Bb I

C Bb F Dm7 G C C/Bb C/A C/G think of that place from time to time when I want to be alone. I've come A

^Flong way from anywhe^BbMaj7re ^Flike ^Gm7heaven to your tow^Ebn, this to^Bbwn. Now ^C people, they live f^Gm7rom day t^Fo day but^Dm they do not count ^Am7the time.

^FThey don't see their^Dm7 days sli^Gpping by, ^Cand neithe^C/Bbr do I...^C/A. T^C/Ghere's a

^Fplace insi^Amde of e^Dmvery man ^F7that's l^BbMaj7ookin' to ^Gm7be free. ^C ^C/Bb ^C/AYes, ^C/Gand ^Feverybody ^Am tells me^Dm that it'^F7s as it's ^BbMaj7meant to b^Gm7e. ^Eb ^Bb

C Bb F Dm7 G C C/Bb C/A C/G Still I read their papers and I watch them on the T.V. I've come a

^Flong way from any^BbMaj7where, l^Fike h^Gm7eaven to your town,^Eb this town^Bb. Most ^Cpeople who live from^Gm7 day to d^Fay simply ^Dmdo not count the ti^Am7me, you know.

^FThey don't see their^Dm7 days sli^Gpping by, ^Cand neithe^C/Bbr do I. ^C/A Wh^C/Gen I

^Fwalk along^Am your ci^Dmty street^F7s & ^BbMaj7 look in^Gm7to your e^Cyes; ^C/Bb ^C/A When^C/G I ^Fsee that s^Amimple s^Dmadness th^F7at across ^BbMaj7your featu^Gm7res lie -^Eb I see lie^Bbs,

C Bb F Dm7 G C C/Bb C/A C/G If my spirit starts to sink it comes as no surprize, I've come a

^Flong way from anywh^BbMaj7ere l^Fike h^Gm7eaven to your tow^Ebn, this to^Bbwn. ^F [end]

James Taylor - Anywhere like heaven