^EOne and one-half wandering Jews Free to wander wherever they choose Are travelling together In the Sangre de Cristo The Blood of Christ Mountains Of New Mexic^Bo B7 C#m7 B7/D On the last leg of the journey They started a long t^C#mime ago The arc of a love af^Bmaj7fair ^ARainbows in the high desert air ^EMountain passes slipping into sto^Anes Hearts and bo^C#mnes Hearts and bone^As Hearts and bone^Es

E A E B E A B E

^EThinking back to the season before Looking back through the cracks in the door

Two people were married The act was outrageous The bride was contagious

She b^Burned like a bride ^B7These e^C#mvents ma^B7y have had some effect On the man with the ^C#mgirl by his side ^F#7 The arc of a love a^Bmaj7ffair ^AHis hands rolling down her hair ^ELove like lightning shaking till it m^Aoans Hearts and bone^C#ms Hearts and bon^Aes Hearts and bon^Ees N/c And whoa whoa whoa She said: Why? Why don't we drive through the night We'll wake up down in Mexi^Aco N/c Oh I

I don't know nothin' about nothin' about

No Mex^Aico N/c And tell me why Why won't you love me For who I am Where I a^Am He said: ^Amaj7'Cause that's not the way the world is baby ^EThis is how I love you, baby ^AThis is how I love you, baby

E One and one-half wandering Jews Return to their natural coasts To resume old acquaintances Step out occasionally

And speculate who had been damaged the m^Bost ^B7Easy t^C#mime will determine if these consolations

Will be their reward

^F#m7 The arc of a love af^Bmaj7fair Waiting to be restore^Ad ^EYou take two bodies and you twirl them into on^Ae Their hearts and their bon^C#mes And they won't come undo^Ane E Hearts and bone^As Hearts and bone^C#ms Hearts and bone^As Hearts and bone^Es

Paul Simon - Hearts and bones