Peter Hammill - Lost And Found

^EmEven the wolf can learn, ^Deven the sheep can turn, ^C6even the frog bcome at last the ^Emprince

^EmNo more imagined insults and ^Dno more bloated pride - ^C6I'll see you at the wedding, I'll see^Bm yo^Au on ^Gthe o- ther side ^Emand I'll hold my peace forever but^D I'll hold my passion more... I'^Bmll be^A hol- din^Gg the door and ^Emwaiting for the princess - I could ^Dsay I'm waiting for the world, ^C6but when it comes right down to it I'm s^Bmimpl^Ay wai-ting fo^Gr the girl. ^EmOn through the ring of changes I'll be ^Dat my side in a single bound, ^Bmlost ^Aand ^Gfound ^Glooking ^Ato be ^Bmlost ^Aand ^Gfound. ^Glooking ^Ato be ^Bmlost ^Aand ^Gfound. ^GI'll ^Ato be ^Bmlost ^Aand ^Gfound. ^GI'll ^Ato be ^Bmlost ^Aand ^Gfound.

^ALa Rossa ^Eextends her ^Bhands - in the morning light the ^Dstigmata don't ^Ashow She's ^Eup alre^Bady, making plans; she ^Dthinks it's maybe time ^Ahe ought to go And she^E's friendly ^Blike it's a servic^De but she's ringing^A around his head - though^E he knows s^Bhe has no further use for him still h^De feels like he'^As raised from the dead. Out t^Eo the cold^B grey daylight, never^D ever wonderin^Ag, of course, if on^Ee moment^B of perfect passion is wo^Drth a lifeti^Ame of remorse.

So^Em it's no more empty promises and ^Dno more idle threats; ^C6no more 'if only's' and ^Bmno more '^Aand ^Gyet's'; no more wis^Emhes for the future no^D more denials of the past; I'm ^Bmfree ^Aat ^Glast (A) Bm A G I'm in love at last (A) Bm A G I'm lost and found