Jason Webley - Map

I ^Awalked across a continent where children did not bat an eye when ^Dmmade to watch their mothers die they left the bodies by the sides of r^Aoads where only willows cried yes even my own eyes were dry when s^Gmomehow there I l^A#ost my bride the ring slipped free and fell beneath t^Ahe earth

so ^Dmlike Orpheus I bowed and went far underneath the firmaments my ^Aharp strings broke

my^Gm two weeks notice with my rent and^A# she grew cold and softly said ^AI am not your lover I'm the ^Dmmap you use to find her I am ^Anot your lover I'm just a ^Dmmap you ^Ause to ^Dmfind her

I ^Dmstep outside my room once more and see what I have seen before anot^Aher ship washed to my shore a figure walking towards my door her ^Gmface is tired her dress is torn I l^A#ook into her eyes and feel her ^Athirst

she says I've ^Dmcome across these waters high pressed on by such auspicious signs I've ^Awatched the stars and read the tides the winds have brought me to your side I ^Gmcome to you I am your bride and ^A#I grew cold as I replied that ^AI am not your lover, I'm the ^Dmmap you used to find him I ^Aam not your lover I'm just a ^Dmmap you ^Ause to ^Dmfind him.

that ^AI am not your lover, I'm the ^Dmmap you used to find him I am ^Anot your lover I'm just a ^Dmmap you ^Ause to ^Dmfind him.

that ^AI am not your lover, I'm the ^Dmmap you used to find her I am ^Anot your lover I'm just a ^Dmmap you ^Ause to ^Dmfind her