Jd Souther - Out to sea

^GWell I use to sing in Texas and it ^G7sounded fine to ^Cme ^DI guess I've come a long long ^Gway But I've ^Gchanged the words so many times I ^G7lost the m^Celody And I ^Dnever even saw it slip a^Gway ^GOut to ^Amsea t^Dhere is a refu^Gge Where the ^Amholy ^Dwinds are ^Gstrong Out to ^Amsea ^Dthere is a ^Ghigh pla^Emce t^Aakes so ^Clon^Dg So I th^Gought of California ^G7by the shinning ^Csea ^DThough I'd write the song of ^Gsongs I could ^Ghear my baby's goodbye voice ^G7ringing out to ^Cme Dear ^DDavid I hope you live that ^Glong ^GOut to ^Amsea t^Dhere is a refu^Gge Where the ^Amholy ^Dwinds are ^Gstrong Out to ^Amsea ^Dthere is a ^Ghigh pla^Emce ^ASailor lead me to your ^Csong And we will ^Dbathe in the w^Ghite foaming w^Dater And be pure as ^GGod's driven ^Asnow On that ^Dcloudless d^Gay there'll be no ^Dsorrow So the story goes the story ^Ggoes ^{Am G Am} Well I might ^Gnever sing a song that's ^G7good enough for m^Ce ^DChase the doubts and fears a^Gway G G7 ^COn a sinking ship of hope I could hear the sailors calling ^DCall the captain sail ^Gaway ^GOut to sea ^Amthe^Dre is a refuge ^G Where the ^Amholy ^Dwinds are s^Gtrong Out to^Am sea^D there is a ^Ghigh plac^Eme l^Aead me to your ^Dsong And we will ^Dbathe in the w^Ghite foaming w^Dater And be pure as ^GGod's given ^Asnow On that ^Dcloudless d^Gay there'll be no ^Dsorrow So the story goes the story ^Ggoes ^{Am G Am G}