Nana Grizol - The idea that everything could possibly ever be said

^GI know you don't think that I ^Dthink of the things that you say for ^CI turn around and say ^D"buddy it's okay" And I^G know you don't think I could^D understand Why there's a^C lifetime of pain behind^D bright shining eyes ^CMaybe I won't but ^Ddear friend you know I will ^Gtry ^GI know you think that you^D are half as good ^CAs the people who do just the ^Dthings that they should We ^Gfollow our own paths gotta ^Ddo some trailblazing ^CA minute of movement for a ^Dyear of stargazing ^CBut you find that you've come out with a^D billion horns blazing ^CIt's amazing j^Dust to know you'r^Ge alive ^GI know you don't think that I'm ^Dleaving over you And ^CI know that you know I'm not ^Dstaying for that too I kno^Gw that's not what you ^Dwant me to do What do^C I want? I ^Dwish that I ^Gknew ^GI can't see the future, ^DI don't know the end ^CI can always predict that we'll ^Dalways be friends We'll gr^Gow, we'll change, and we'll ^Dsee you again Like two ^Cseeds grown apar^Dt to different ^CPlaces in the ^Dfront yard

We'll^C grow toward the s^Dun, those someti^Cmes it will ^Dbe hard We'll^C grow up the ^Dfence, and our ^Cstems intertwine ^DWe'll share ^Cstories of other ^Dbranches stretched ^Cout be^Dhind and ahead^{C C}Green with life, ^Dflowers of brilliant red^G And we'll l^Caugh at the thought, that you could ^Dknow you've got And the ^Cidea that everything could ^Dpossibly ever be said^G