Jd Souther - Out to sea

^FWell I use to sing in Texas and it ^C7sounded fine to ^Fme ^GI guess I've come a long long ^Fway But I've ^Fchanged the words so many times I ^C7lost the m^Felody And I ^Gnever even saw it slip a^Fway ^FOut to ^Dmsea t^Ghere is a refu^Fge Where the ^Dmholy ^Gwinds are ^Fstrong Out to ^Dmsea ^Gthere is a ^Fhigh pla^Amce t^Dakes so ^Flon^Gg So I th^Fought of California ^C7by the shinning ^Fsea ^GThough I'd write the song of ^Fsongs I could ^Fhear my baby's goodbye voice ^C7ringing out to ^Fme Dear ^GDavid I hope you live that ^Flong ^FOut to ^Dmsea t^Ghere is a refu^Fge Where the ^Dmholy ^Gwinds are ^Fstrong Out to ^Dmsea ^Gthere is a ^Fhigh pla^Amce ^DSailor lead me to your ^Fsong And we will ^Gbathe in the w^Fhite foaming w^Gater And be pure as ^FGod's driven ^Dsnow On that ^Gcloudless d^Fay there'll be no ^Gsorrow So the story goes the story ^Fgoes ^{Dm F Dm} Well I might ^Fnever sing a song that's ^C7good enough for m^Fe ^GChase the doubts and fears a^Fway F C7 ^FOn a sinking ship of hope I could hear the sailors calling ^GCall the captain sail ^Faway ^FOut to sea ^Dmthe^Gre is a refuge ^F Where the ^Dmholy ^Gwinds are s^Ftrong Out to^Dm sea^G there is a ^Fhigh plac^Ame l^Dead me to your ^Gsong And we will ^Gbathe in the w^Fhite foaming w^Gater And be pure as ^FGod's given ^Dsnow On that ^Gcloudless d^Fay there'll be no ^Gsorrow So the story goes the story ^Fgoes ^{Dm F Dm F}