Midlake - Chasing after deer

^DYes, I'm sorry that I missed y^Cou I'm so^Am7rry that I missed y^Dou ^Dwhen there's no one there to greet yo^Cu I'm so^Am7rry that I missed y^Dou ^Dyou're always chasing after d^Am7eer oh my dear, oh my de^Dar ^Dand through the meadow I can ^Am7hear my fears, o^Ch, my fea^Drs ^Cfor myself I must rem^Dind that the woods are u^Csually kind and the sea is not m^Dine and when you're a^Cll alone and chasing after d^Deer don't be ups^Cet if it's scared and you can't re^Dach it I know that y^Cou are fast but it's much f^Daster and after a w^Chile you can't keep up so you st^Dart to lag behind but it doesn't k^Cnow that you've res^Digned so off a cl^Ciff it falls to the s^Dea and you are s^Cad but the sea is not m^Dine the sea is not mi^Cne the sea is not mi^Dne the sea is not mi^Cne the sea is not mi^Dne