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Capo: 2
After Elliot - Johnny Flynn This tab is not exactly as Johnny plays it, but it works. Tuning: Standard Capo: 2nd fret C chords are played as C/G: 332010
CWe shared the Gexperience of Fbeing aClive And Cthen we Gtook some Ftea
CWe finished Gup and Fall on a Cwhim We Ctalked as Git was Ffree
GWhen we went to gFet the bill The Clady looked us Gover
She Gtold us, 'now you Fstay quite still And CI'll fetch in some Gclover'
And Amall of the Gyellow FmelancholCy The Amworld aGbout grew Fstark
The Amonly Gsound in aFll of the Cplace Am G F [he sometimes alternates between low F and low E] Was the singing of a lark
It sang AmHolly go lGightly Fbright as the Cday AmFresh as the Gmoon and Fstale as the hay
AmCold as the Gwindow Ffrozen with Cfrost AmYou never been Gseen and you Fnever ... been Clost G F C
And lost I was for all of the time We never shared thereafter Closing my books and shoeing my feet The air blew in much darker Floor boards they've been laughing at me The folds of my skin are frayed I'm the oldest man I know by now I was the youngest yesterday What did I lose to mourn so long A worm in the heart has tamed me Laying to rest in a ventricle Stirs when I take my tea Holly go lightly bright as the day Fresh as the moon and stale as the hay Cold as the window frozen with frost You never been seen and you never been lost I saw her once and she came upon the midday And gave me both her hands It seemed while I was still dreaming of the waves That she lived a while on land Slipping through a stream of dark The streets laid out a way Stayed above the level Kept my wandering heart at bay In the sage strands a feeling in the landlord's daily dealing There's a turn of a twisting smile Cheap is your time when our tea don't taste so fine How are you, it's been a while Holly go lightly bright as the day Fresh as the moon and stale as the hay Cold as the window frozen with frost You never been seen and you never been lost Holly go lightly bright as the day Fresh as the moon and stale as the hay Cold as the window frozen with frost You never been seen and you never been lost