James Taylor - Fading away

^CWhen I've got ^Fsomething ^Gto ^Csay, don't I ^Amalways let you ^Fknow? So that ^Amyou and I can ^D7go my way^Gsus toge^Gthe^Cr. ^CAnd if I get ^Fcarried ^Ga-w^Cay, I could be ^Amsailing on a ^Fsong and ^Ammaybe we could ^D7carry on^Gsus fore^Gve^Cr.

But ^Flately t^Ghis old ^Cdog has been ^Amchasing his^F tail ^Dmround and r^Gound and r^Cound. And the ^Fcircles ^Gin my ^Cmind, they have been ^Ewinding ^E7slowly ^Fdown. ^DmEvery^Dm/Ebody's ^Fbreezing ^Fup but I'm ^Amseizing up, I'm ^Dfreezing up and I'm^Gsus fa-di^Gng a^Cway.

^CI've got a ^Fhold on a ^Gnight in J^Cune, I've got ^Amroom for you and ^Fme. I've got ^Ammoonlight up in the t^D7rees, I've got ^Gsussixty-^Geight ^Cdegrees. ^CI've got ^Fnothing o^Gn my ^Cmind but I've got l^Amoving in my ^Fheart, And I've got ^Amsomething out in the ^D7garden I want to^Gsus show^G y^Cou. ^FWell, it real^Gly doesn't m^Catter after ^Amall, ^F if we q^Dmuit this r^Gound a^Cbout and no ^Fone will ^Greally ^Cnotice if we just ^Esit this n^E7ext one ^Fout. You can stri^Dmke up the^Dm/E band ^Fwithout me^F, you may ^Amhave your doubts about ^D7me, But I'm just ^Gsusfa-di^Gng ^Gaw^Cay. C Am D7 Gsus-G G C You can hardly even see me because I'm fa-ding a-way.

Well, it's ^Fhard to ^Gfind a ^Clabel for this ^Amfeeling in my ^Fbones. That this is ^Dmall a m^Gake-^Cbelieve ^Cbut my ^Fcards are ^Gon the ^Ctable and there ain't ^Enothing ^E7up my ^Fsleeve. And ^Dmhere I ^Dm/Ethought I was a ^Fthinking ^Fman but I'm a ^Amshrinking man, I'm ^D7sinking man, I'm ^Gsusfa-di^Gng,^Gsus fadi^Gng ^Caway. Am D7 Gsus-G G C Well, it's really not so bad to be fa-ding a-way. Am D7 Gsus-G G C Come on along with me and we'll go fa-ding a-way. Am D7 Gsus-G G C You can hardly even hear me because I'm fa-ding a-way.