Judy Collins - Houses

^GYou have many houses, ^C9one for every ^Dseason ^GMountains in your windows, ^C9violets in your ^Dhand ^Em7Through your English meadows your ^C9blue-eyed horses ^Dwander ^C9You're in Colorado for the ^Dspring ^GWhen the winter finds you, ^C9you fly to where it's ^Dsummer ^GRooms that face the ocean, ^C9moonlight on your ^Dbed ^Em7Mermaids swift as dolphins ^C9paint the air with ^Ddiamonds ^C9You are like a seagull as you ^Dsaid ^CWhy do you fly bright feathered sometimes in my ^Gdreams? ^BbThe shadows of your wings ^Cfall over my face ^BbI can feel no air, ^CI can find no peace ^BbBrides in black ribbons, ^Cwitches in white ^BbFly in through windows, ^Cfly out through the ^Gnight ^CWhy do I think I'm dying sometimes in my ^Gdreams ^BbI see myself a child r^Cunning through the trees ^BbSearching for myself, ^Clooking for my life ^BbLooking everywhere ^Ccrawling on my knees Bb C g I cannot see the leaves, I cannot see the light ^Em7Then I see you walking j^Dust beyond the forest ^Em7Walking very quickly, ^Dwalking by yourself ^Em7Your shoes are silver, ^Dyour coat is made of velvet ^Em7Your eyes are shining, ^Dyour voice is sweet and clear ^C"Come on", you say, "Come with me, ^DI'm going to the castle" ^CAll the bells are ringing, ^Dthe weddings have begun ^CBut I can only stand here, ^DI cannot move to follow ^CI'm burning in the shadows and ^C9freezing in the ^Dsun ^GThere are people with you ^C9living in your ^Dhouses ^GPeople from your childhood who ^C9remember how you ^Dwere ^Em7You were always flying, ni^C9ghtingale of so^Drry ^C9Singing bird with ^Drainbows on your ^Cwings