Neil Diamond - Dry your eyes

^DDry your eyes, take your song out It’s ^Ga newborn afternoon And if you can’t recall th^De singer, can you still recall th^Ae tune? Dry your ^Deyes, play it slowly, just like you’r^Ge marching off to war Sing it like you always ^Dwanted, like you sung it once be^Afore And from the ^Dcentre of the circle, to the ^Gbig waiting crowd If it ever is for^Dgotten, sing it long and sing it ^Aloud And come dry your ^Deyes

^FAnd you taught us more about living, than we ^Bbever cared to know And we came to learn a ^Fsecret, and we never let it ^Cgo And it was ^Fmore than being holy, it was ^Bbless than being free And if you can’t recall th^Fe reason, can you hear the peopl^Ce see Right through the ^Flightening and the thunder, to the ^Bbdark side of the moon Through that distant falling ^Fangel, that descended much too s^Coon Come dry your ^Feyes

It’s ^Bba newborn afternoon And if you can’t recall th^Fe singer, you can still recall th^Ce tune Come dry your ^Feyes ^FCome dry your eyes ^FDry your eyes