Leonard Cohen - Lady midnight

^GI came by myself to a ^Fvery crowded p^Clace; ^GI was looking for someone who had ^Flines in her fa^Cce ^CI found her there but she was ^Fpast all concern; ^CI asked her to^F hold me, ^DmI said, "Lady, unfold me," But she ^Amscorned me and she ^Ftold me ^GI was dead and I could never return^C

^GWell, I argued all night like ^Fso many have before^{C G}Saying, "Whatever you give me^F, I seem to need so much ^Cmore." ^CThen she pointed at me where I ^Fkneeled on her floor ^CShe said, "Don't try to^F use me or ^Dmslyly refuse me Just w^Amin me or lo^Fse me ^GIt is this that the darkness is for."^C

^GI cried, "Oh, Lady Midnight,^F I fear that you grow old^{C G}The stars eat your body an^Fd the wind makes you col^Cd." ^C"If we cry now," she said, "^Fit will just be ignored." ^CSo I walked through the^F morning, s^Dmweet early morning I cou^Amld hear my lady cal^Fling "You've w^Gon me, you've won me, my Lord^C You've w^Gon me, you've won me, my Lord^C Yes, you've ^Gwon me, you've won me, my L^Cord Ah, you've w^Gon me, you've won me, my Lo^Crd Ah, you've w^Gon me, you've won me, my Lo^Crd."