Passenger - The long road

^GYou've walked a long road and you've worn it well. You stitched yourself up when you ^Cfell. Keep your ^Am7memories in jars. Carry ^Dsecrets in scars beneath your ^Gshell. ^GYou've seen some good days and some bad ones too. You weave through fashion and tre^Cnd ^Am7 You've seen a sun rise on an ^Docean blue. You've seen it ^Gset for the dearest of friends

^C You found faith but you, ^D chose to doubt it.^G You found love but you, ^Em left without it ^Am7 And now you don't want to ^D talk about it ^G

You ^Gtravelled down through foreign lands. Touched mountain tops and golden sand Seen pyramids and temples made of ^Cstone Keep ^Am7seashells in a cashmere scarf. A ^Dtreasured book of photographs In ^Gevery single one you stand alone You've seen ^GVienna and the Berlin wall. As you watched the decades fall The letters that you wrote never made it ^Chome Your ^Am7birthdays flew past like June with ^DChristmas days in hotel rooms And ^GNew Year's Eve with people you don't know

^C You built friendships but they, ^D sailed without you.^G You never meant it and that's ^Emwhy, they doubt you ^Am7 And they don't ever ^D talk about you ^{G G7}

And you're ^Am7older than you used to be. The ^Dmirror weaves a tapestry of ^Glines that dance and ^G/F#shimmer 'round your ^Emeyes You s^Am7tare back at a man, forever ^Dholding out his hand as if the ^B7answer's going to fall out of the ^Emsky But the ^Am7penny never dropped. And no ^Dman has ever stopped time from flying ^Gby.