Misc Your Songs - Chris minton - steps stones

^GTwo hearts joine^Cd in perfect lov^Ge ^GMust be ^Dthe plan of the man abov^Ge ^GSurrounded by fr^Ciends and family^{G G}With happy tears^C celebrating all the won^Dderful things to^G be

^GJust across the ^Cstreet past the ^Gcemetery gates ^GA crowd ^Dstands around an open gr^Gave ^GSadness runs fro^Cm a widow’s eye ^{G G}Trying t^Co find the words^D to say one last^G goodbye

^CLove starts young and then grows^G old ^CAnd in between, life is lived in^Am the pages as the story ^Dunfolds ^CFrom the church ^Amhouse st^Geps to a^F# cold he^Eadstone ^CWe spend our whole lives taking ^Da walk that ain’t that l^Gong

^GBehind a^C door marked “De^Glivery” ^GTwo hear^Dts welcome heart number ^Gthree ^GA brand new life^C and a love affi^Grmed ^GSomewhere there’^Cs another heart waiting ^Dpatiently for it^Gs turn

^GSnow on the roof^C but the fire st^Gill burns ^GGrandkids have g^Drown and leaves have tur^Gned ^GTime is short an^Cd they both know^{G G}To make the best^C of it all until it’s ti^Dme for them to g^Go

^CLove starts young and then grows^G old ^CAnd in between, life is lived in^Am the pages as the story ^Dunfolds ^CFrom the^Am church house st^Geps to a^F# cold he^Eadstone ^CWe spend our whole lives taking ^Da walk that ain’t that l^Gong

^GCrowd gathered a^Cround as a baby ^Gcries ^GLoved on^Des say their last goodby^Ges ^GNow they’re all ^Cgone home as the^G sun sinks low ^GThe grav^Ce hand throws another sp^Dade of dirt in t^Ghe hole

^CLove starts young and then grows^G old ^CAnd in between, life is lived in^Am the pages as the story ^Dunfolds ^CFrom the church ^Amhouse st^Geps to a^F# cold he^Eadstone ^CWe spend our whole lives taking ^Da walk that ain’t that l^Gong ^CWe spend our whole lives taking ^Da walk that ain’t that l^Gong

^GTwo hearts joine^Cd in perfect lov^Ge ^GMust be ^Dthe plan of the man abov^Ge