Nick Mulvey - Cucurucu

^C#m7Softly, in the dusk, a woman is singing to me; ^Bm7She takes me back down the vista of my years, until I see ^C#m7I see a child underneath the piano, in t^Bm7he boom of the tingling strings ^A7Pressing the poised feet of his mother who smiles at him as she sings. Bm7, C#m7, B, A Cucurucu, cucurucu

^BmSoftly now in the evening dusk, a woman is singing to me; ^F#mShe takes me back down the vista^E of my years, until I see ^DA boy, a child underneath the pi^Bmano, in the boom of the tingling strings ^F#mPressing the poised feet of his mother w^Eho smiles at him as she sings ^DYearning to belo^Bmng, yearning to belong ^F#mMy heart beats with a ceaseless ^Elonging of a yearning to belong ^DIn spite of myself, and ^Bmall of these nursery songs ^F#mMy heart beats with a ceaseless longing ^Eof a yearning to belong

^DCucurucu^Bm, cucurucu ^F#mSinging cucurucu^E, cucurucu

^BmTill the melodie^As of childish d^Eays, ar^C#7e upon, upon me And they take me^Bm back, back down^A the river They kee^Ep leading me on, they le^C#7ad me to the sea And^Bm all of my manhood is c^Aast ^EDown in the flood of remembrance^C#7, and I weep like a child for the past.

^DSinging cucurucu^Bm, cucurucu ^F#mSinging cucurucu^E, cucurucu

^DI see a child underneath the piano, in t^Bmhe boom of the tingling strings ^F#mPressing the poised feet of his mother w^Aho smiles at him as she sings. ^DListen to me son, I'll t^Bmell you why your father's strong ^F#mCause he can still say every sin^Egle day, he's yearning to belong ^DYearning to belo^Bmng, yearning to belong ^F#mMy heart beats with a ceaseless longing ^Eof a yearning to belong ^DIn spite of myself, and all of t^Bmhese nursery songs ^F#mMy heart beats with a ceaseless, meets with a pe^Eaceless burning to belong

^DSinging cucurucu^Bm, cucurucu ^F#mSinging ^Ecucurucu ^DSinging cucurucu^Bm, cucurucu ^F#mCucurucu^{E E E E E}