Jason Isbell - Daisy mae

L^Dmay down bes^Cide me Cl^Dmose your eyes and feel the noon d^Cay sun. These e^Dmyes, they rem^Cind me Of a sc^Amared and simple doe before ^Gshe runs.

J^Dmohn was a B^Captist. He f^Dmeared the world could end at any t^Cime. Y^Dmou and I are charged with this, to h^Cold the essence of a kiss. To t^Amake these broken plans and make th^Gem rhyme.

^AmDai^Bsy ^CMae, ^AmDai^Bsy M^Cae this hasn't been yo^Gur day. Hasn't been y^Four day. ^Am

He^Dmre, he never to^Cuched you. Ins^Dmide this house he never called y^Cour name. So st^Dmay where I can see you, girl. ^CWe both know the outside world Is ch^Amanging and it will never be the s^Game.

My h^Dmands, they are wi^Ccked. My h^Dmead and my heart are wic^Cked, too. ^DmAll these things that I do wrong, If y^Cou weren't given fear so strong ^AmI would not be good enough f^Gor you.

D^Amais^By ^CMae, ^AmDai^Bsy M^Cae, this hasn't been y^Gour day. ^{F Am} But I^F won't lay this pistol down un^Ctil the sky falls to the ground. Le^Gave him there to call your name 'till m^Fan and land are both the same.

D^Amais^By M^Cae, D^Amais^By M^Cae, this hasn't been y^Gour day. ^F D^Amais^By M^Cae, D^Amais^By M^Cae, this hasn't been y^Gour day. Hasn't been yo^Fur day. ^Am