Kathy Mattea - I wear your love

The ^Cthings I've collected, ^Gbought or selected The ^Cclutter that fills up my ^Grooms I can ^Clock up and leave it, ^Gnever retrieve it. Leave ^Cnothing but ^Ammy love for ^Gyou. Let the ^B7storm winds ^Cblow, I will ^Am7not be ^Dcold. ^D

^G I wear your ^Clove Thrown ^Dover my ^Gshoulders like a ^Dblanket of ^Cdown ^G I wear your ^Clove like a ^Dbright suit of ^Garmor re-^Dflecting the ^Csun ^G On the chilliest ^Cnight ^B7 though I travel ^Clight. It is ^Galways e^Cnough ^D for I wear your ^Glove. ^G

You ^Cwatched without knowing ^Gwhere I was going ^CTrusting the vision I'd ^Gfound For if ^Cdreams were a fire, ^GI had desire That could ^Cburn this old ^Amhouse to the ^Gground. So I ^B7walk quite ^Cfree, for sur-^Am7rounding ^Dme

^G I wear your ^Clove like a ^Dscarf that I ^Gborrowed that still ^Dholds your per-^Cfume. ^G I wear your ^Clove pulled ^Dtight as I'm ^Gsleeping under a ^Dcold lovers's ^Cmoon. ^G On the chilliest ^Cnight ^B7 though I travel ^Clight. It is ^Galways e^Cnough ^D for I wear your ^Glove. ^G

^FDon't you know, ^Ccan't you ^Dmsee ^AmHead to toe it is ^Dmcovering me ^Dm7Like a stone, ^Cthe oceans's t^Dmide ^ENothing can hurt me or turn me aside.

^A For I wear your ^Dlove Thrown ^Eover my ^Ashoulders like a ^Eblanket of ^Ddown. ^A I wear your ^Dlove Like a ^Ebadge of de-^Avotion of ^Elove and be-^Dyond. ^A On the chilliest ^Dnight ^C#7 though I travel ^Dlight. It is ^Aalways e-^Dnough ^E for I wear your ^Alove. A D E (hold) A D - A - D - A It is always e-nough for I wear your love.