Lay Your Head Down Brian Byrne (music) Glenn Close (lyrics) Performed by Sinead O'Connor

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^CLay your head ^Fdown da^F6râ ^F¦^Gsus2â¦..li^G6ng, ^Am7The moon is sai^Dling by. ^G6 ^Gsus2 ^G C F6/maj7 Fmaj7 G/B G/C The stars are softly shin ing ^Am7The tide is f^Dull ^Dadd9and ^G/B high^G.

^G/BWeâ^Fll fly to the^G6 edge, not as dist^Emant as it ^Em7 ^Am7seems, ^Am ^FAnd maybe weâll find t^Emhere the key to you^Am7r dreams. ^D7 So you ju^D6st ^Clay your ^Fhead dow^F6n darâ?^G6?¦li^G/Bng, ^G6/B F (Fb6) G G7 C Sleep now, la la la la la.

^FWinds blow, ^F6 ^Frain^Em7s fall, ^Em Am7 F F6 Am Am7sus4 G Gsus2 G But itâs warm by the fireâs light. F F6 F6/maj7 Em7 Hush, donât you see? Youâre here with me, and thereâs F Dm7* Dm9* G Gsus2 G (G7) dawn at the end of the night.

Repeat from âLayâ to âla laâ ******************** Please rate! Comments and corrections welcome. My original chord placements are basically correct, I think, but U-G changes them when it reformats contributions, so they will need some tweaking by users. A lot of the extended chords are passing notes that could be omitted for a simpler arrangement

Sinéad O'Connor - Lay your head down