Mumford & Sons - Feel the tide

^FShe sits him down in a stiff chair ^{F F}Rubs his back and strokes his hair ^{F F}Telling him it's okay to cry ^{F G}But he just sits and stares ^F

^FThe merciless moon outside ^{F F}Has nothing now he's come to realise ^{F F}Only the desolation he feels ^{F G}The cold distance inside ^{F F F}

^AmBut you and I now ^FWe can be alright ^F Just hold^G on to what we know is ^Amtrue ^AmYou and I now ^FThough it's cold inside ^{F G}Feel the tide turning

^FWhile the priest just sits and weeps ^{F F}Lamenting the fact that he can see ^{F F}Darkness and light in so much detail ^{F G}He has given himself over ^F

^FRefusing what he knows to be real ^{F F}He turns away from every meal ^{F F}Starving himself of goodness ^{F G}He doesn't think he can heal ^{F F F}

^AmBut you and I now ^FWe can be alright ^F Just hold^G on to what we know is ^Amtrue ^AmYou and I now ^FThough it's cold inside ^{F G}Feel the tide turning

^F"What if I lost all I had?" ^{F F}Said the stranger to his dad ^{F F}And the witness was confused ^{F G}He can't tell what is bad ^F

^FInstead he runs up to the nearest girl ^{F F}And he comments on her glorious curls ^{F F}Says, "Darling come with me ^{F G}I'll show you a whole new world&q^Fuot; ^{F F}

^AmBut you and I now ^FWe can be alright ^F Just hold^G on to what we know is ^Amtrue ^AmYou and I now ^FThough it's cold inside ^{F G}Feel the tide turning