Of Monsters and Men - Sloom

^DbThe sea said goodbye to the shore so the sun wouldn't n^Bbmotice The seaweed that ^Gbmaj7wrapped its arms around ^Dbyou

^DbThe carpet on my cheek feels like the f^Bbmall grass and I run through the ^Gbmaj7tall trees with your hand chasing ^Dbme

^DbThe books that I keep by my bed are full of your s^Bbmtories That I drew up from ^Gbmaj7a little dream of mine a little nightmare of ^Dbyours

^DbTo be asked to take this plunge to forgive and f^Bbmorget and be the better ^Gbmaj7man, to be a better man, to be a better ^Dbman

So ^Dblove me mother, and l^Bbmove me father, and lo^Gbmaj7ve my sister as wel^Dbl

^DbThe cat's silhouette as big as a m^Bbmonster In this concrete j^Gbmaj7ungle with street lights hanging their ^Dbheads

^DbSo make all your last demands for I will fors^Bbmake you and I'll meet your ^Gbmaj7eyes for the very first time, for the very la^Dbst

So ^Dblove me mother, and l^Bbmove me father, and lo^Gbmaj7ve my sister as wel^Dbl So ^Dblove me mother, and l^Bbmove me father, and lo^Gbmaj7ve my brother as we^Dbll So ^Dblove me mother, and l^Bbmove me father, and lo^Gbmaj7ve my sister as wel^Dbl So ^Dblove me mother, and l^Bbmove me father, and lo^Gbmaj7ve my brother as we^Dbll

^DbI met a man today and he smiled back a^Bbmt me Now there are thoughts like t^Gbmaj7hese that keep me on my feet Db - let ring - that keep me on my feet