Laura Veirs - Wandering kind

^G#mA strange July, a storm came down From the n^Borth and pulled out the salt And it tore ^C#mout the leaves From the pear tree and my c^G#manopy

^G#mIn the twigs and the bugs of sow I knew so^Bmehow I was free I h^C#meld a stone above my bones I was s^G#mhaking

^G#mBap bap ba, bap bap ba dada da C#m E

^G#mIn the blue stained glass church You g^Bathered up my heart S^C#mauntered together all the tiny shattered pa^G#mrts I said, '^G#mall I can see in front of me is the a^Brmpit of a crow' You c^C#mlosed the ring and opened the door And r^G#man into the summer yard

'Cause the s^Eun's been known ^C#mto shine On our w^G#mandering kind Yeah, the ^Esun's been known t^C#mo shine On our w^G#mandering kind (to shine)

^G#m(ooh^B, ^C#mooh-^G#mooh-ooh...) [Verse 4]

^G#mClogging on her wooden board The t^Battooed girl took up her swords And p^C#mlunged them down deep into the earth^G#m A ^G#mtwinkling tie filled up her eyes And p^Boured out to the lawn And^C#m made a raft of the scraps from her skirt And s^G#mailed 'til dawn

'Cause the s^Eun's been known t^C#mo shine On our w^G#mandering kind (to shine) Yeah, the s^Eun's been known t^C#mo shine On our w^G#mandering kind (to shine)

Our ^G#mwandering kind