Malvina Reynolds - Quiet

^AI don't know much about mu^Ech, and what I don't know I don't ^Asay, ^Dmand when I have nothing to ^Asay^E7 I'm q^Auiet.

^DIf there's occasion to hol^Aler I'll try it, I can ^E7make noise with the ^Abest, ^DmBut most of the rest of the time^A I'^E7m quie^At.

^AI've made mistakes in the pas^Et, things that I blush over ^Ayet, ^Dmbut I hardly ever regret hav^Aing^E7 been q^Auiet.

^AI have a TV at h^Eome, and I do truly enjoy ^Ait. ^DmI can just leave it alon^Ae, and i^E7t's q^Auiet.

^DIf there's occasion to hol^Aler I'll try it, I can m^E7ake noise with the b^Aest, ^DmBut most of the rest of the t^Aime^E7 I'm q^Auiet.

^AI'm not unsociable no^E, people are fine in re^Apose, ^Dmsomehow my favorites are thos^Ae wh^E7o are q^Auiet.

^AQuiet's a wonderful sound^E, better than oboe or f^Aiddle ^DmSomeday I'm going to be foun^Ad in the middl^E7e of q^Auiet.

^DIf there's occasion to hol^Aler I'll try it, I can^E7 make noise with the b^Aest, ^DmBut most of the rest of the ^Atim^E7e I'm q^Auiet.

^ASing me a song of the se^Ea, soft as the breath of the b^Areeze, ^Dmsing me to sleep and then ple^Aase k^E7eep qu^Aiet.