Reuben and the Dark - A memorys lament

^CI wrote a song for the ^Gones that I r^Cemember A ^Cmemory's la^Gment, all the ^Flovers I have ^Cmet Well ^CI wrote a song for the the o^Gnes that I for^Cget And take these ^Fdreams from ^Cme, I don't ^Eneed an easy w^Amay, now... They're just d^Fragging my ^Ambody a^Eround.

Well I, ^Fburied my ^CBrother, I ^F Buried my ^Clover, I ^F Buried my ^Chead in my h^Gands. And you said,^F all of my ^Cburdens are ^F Too much to ^Cbear, and your ^FFingers through my h^Cair I ^Gwanted you to stay with me. ^G

^CYou come from the ^Fforest I bet^C. With ^Chair as long as a ^Fsunset ^{C C}You come from the ^Fforest I bet^C. With a ^Csoul as good as a ^Fhunter's g^Cuess. And I was,^F younger than y^Cou Well I saw ^Ethrough these wicked ^Amways. ^F Another bill that t^Cime will... ^E pay CHORUS: Oh I,^F buried my ^CBrother, I ^F Buried my ^Clover, I ^F Buried my ^Chead in my h^Gands. And you said,^F all of my ^Cburdens are ^F Too much to ^Cbear, and your ^FFingers through my h^Cair I ^Gwanted you to stay with me. ^GWho knew you'd be leaving me for... ^FBuried my ^CBrother, I ^F Buried my ^Clover, I ^F Buried my ^Chead in my h^Gands. And you said,^F all of my ^Cburdens are ^F Too much to ^Cbear, and your ^FFingers through my h^Cair I ^Gwanted you to stay with me. ^GWho knew you'd be leaving me for d^Amead.