James Taylor - Sunny skies

^Amaj7Sunny skies sleeps in the ^E7sus4morning. ^Amaj7He doesn't know when to ^E7sus4rise. ^Amaj7He closes his weary ^E7sus4eyes upon the^Amaj7 day. ^Amaj7Look at him yawni^E7sus4ng. ^Amaj7Throwing his ^E7sus4morning hours ^Amaj7away.

^Amaj7He knows how to ^E7sus4ease down ^Amaj7slowly E^E7sus4verything is fine in the e^Amaj7nd A^Amaj7nd you will be ^E7sus4pleased to ^Amaj7know That ^E7sus4sunny skie^E7sus4s hasn't a ^E7sus4friend

S^Amaj7unny skies weeps in the e^E7sus4vening It ^Amaj7doesn't much matter ^E7sus4why I^Amaj7 guess he just has to c^E7sus4ry from time to t^Amaj7ime E^Amaj7veryone's leavin^E7sus4g S^Amaj7unny skies h^E7sus4as to stay beh^Amaj7ind

^Amaj7He knows how to ^E7sus4ease down ^Amaj7slowly E^E7sus4verything is fine in the e^Amaj7nd A^Amaj7nd you will be ^E7sus4pleased to ^Amaj7know That ^E7sus4sunny skie^E7sus4s hasn't a ^E7sus4friend

S^Amaj7unny skies sleeps in the m^E7sus4orning He ^Amaj7doesn't know when to ^E7sus4rise H^Amaj7e closes his weary e^E7sus4yes upon the d^Amaj7ay And ^E7sus4throws it all ^Amaj7away

L^D6ook^E9ing^Amaj7 at the snow and tree^D6s t^D6hat^Amaj7 grow outside my window Lo^D6oki^E9ng ^Amaj7at the^D6 th^Amaj7ings that pass me by W^D6ond^E9eri^Amaj7ng if where I've ^D6bee^Amaj7n is w^D6ort^Amaj7h the things I've been through E^D6ndi^G7ng ^Amaj7with a friend named sunny skies