Jason Webley - With

^ASix long months at sea, ^Enow a warmer current brings ^F#mechoed fragments of a song I think we w^Drote. With a ^Aworn thin book of maps and our f^Eaith so full of holes it’s a^F#m miracle we even stayed af^Dloat.

We could t^Aaste the salt through our ^Dfingertips and k^F#mnew the time had co^Eme, so we sa^Aid goodbye to the l^Dives we’d lived and pu^F#mlled our anchor up^E.

Now we s^Acrape the ba^Ernacles from a^F#mll our he^Darts and we r^Aow the boat to sh^Eore, hallel^F#mujah.^D You can f^Aeel the e^End even a^F#ms we sta^Drt. We r^Aow the boat to sh^Eore, hallel^F#mujah.^D

I'm j^Aust on letting go all the t^Ehings I used to own. Now I g^F#muess the tides are changing once ag^Dain. I ^Agot so goddamned good at navi^Egating on my own, but I ^F#mguess it’s time to bring the old boat^D in.

Well, I’ve ^Aworked so hard to get my s^Dea legs, and I’ve ^F#mearned these calloused^E hands. But I dr^Aank this ocean down t^Do the dregs; now I’m^F#m thirsty for dry ^Emland.

Now I sc^Arape these b^Earnacles from a^F#mll my hea^Drt and I r^Aow the boat to sh^Eore, ha^F#mlleluja^Dh. I heard ^Asirens s^Eing thems^F#melves apa^Drt, so I r^Aow the boat to sh^Eore. I r^F#mow the boat to sh^Dore, hallelu^Auuuu^E h^F#malleluja^Dh hallel^Auuu^Euu Halle^F#mlujah^D

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