Lucy Wainwright Roche - Mercury news

^CYou can have another But ^Gtake me as a lover ^FI will be a secret that you^C keep ^CSomeone to remind you And, ^Gyes, to leave behind you And ^Fsomeone to recall when you’re a^Csleep

And though I’m ^Amhoping you will hear the many ^Fthings I say Just re^Ammember all of them are off the ^D7record anyway

^CMeet me by the water Someone’s ^Gwife and someone’s daughter None of ^Fthese will be my name today ^C

^CJust under two million This ^Gcity has it’s fill of ^FPeople living deep within it’s ^Cwalls ^CFuelled by valley power Pumping ^Gwatts for every hour Oh, and ^Fyou would be the brightest of them ^Call

And if w^Ame say goodbye like we ^Falways will I will ^Amwatch you in my memory on that ^D7distant hill

^CMeet me by the water Someone’s ^Gwife and someone’s daughter None of ^Fthese will be my name today ^C

^CTake me to the ocean The ^Gever changing motion The ^FHighway 17 Express will ^Cdo ^CLiving on a fault-line ^GWe don’t have a lot of time I ^Fread it in the Mercury ^CNews

I know there ^Ammust have been a way to fight a ^Fbetter fight To shine like ^AmSanta Clara Country on it’s ^D7clearest night

^CMeet me by the water Someone’s ^Gwife and someone’s daughter None of ^Fthese will be my name today ^C

^CMeet me by the water Someone’s ^Gwife and someone’s daughter None of ^Fthese will be my name today