Capo 2 Em - 022010 (not sure on the name of this one :/ ) C/G - 302013

^AmThat I might be a ^Empart of this ^Amripple on water from a loneso^Emme drip ^AmA fallen tree that witne^Emss me ^AmI'm alone, ^GHim and me^Em.

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(alternating, listen to the song to get the pattern for these bits)

^AmAnd that life itself can not ^Emaspire ^Amto have someone be so admired^Em ^AmI threw creation to my k^Emin ^Amwith the silence broken by a whisp^Gered wind^Em.

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^AmAll of this can be b^Groken ^AmAll of this can be b^Groken ^AmHold your devil by his ^Gspoke and spin him t^Amo the groun^Emd.

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^AmAnd root to root and tip to t^Emip ^AmI look at him my country drip^Em ^AmLeathered up in all his fears^Em ^AmBut someone brought you ^Gclose to ^Emtea

rs^Em.

^AmAnd many trains and many mile^Ems ^Ambrought you to me on this sun^Emny isle ^AmWhat of which you wish to spe^Emak ^AmHave you come here ^Gto rescu^Eme m

e?^Em

^AmAll of this can be b^Groken ^AmAll of this can be b^Groken ^AmHold your devil by his ^Gspoke and spin him t^Amo the groun^Emd.

^Em

^AmBut the love of your life ^Clives but lies no m^Gore and where she^D lay a flower grow^Ems.

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^AmThe arms that fed ^Cthe babes that wed and the ^Gbacks have bled, ^Dkeeping her in t^Emow.

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^DBut I am your ke^Ame-per ^G

^C/G ^DAnd I hold your fac^Ame away from li^Gght

^C/G ^AmI am y^Cours till they c^Gome

. ^C/G

^AmEye to eye ^CNose to nose ^Gripping off each others cloth^Des in the most peculiar wa^Emy.

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^AmEye to eye ^CNose to nose ^Gripping off each others clothes ^Din the most peculiar way^Em

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Laura Marling - Devil's spoke