Suzanne Vega - Crack in the wall

^GA crack appe^Dared inside a w^Call A do^Gor sprang u^Dp ar^Gound it ^GEach of th^Dese so finely d^Crawn ^CI could n^Got beli^Deve I fou^Gnd it

^GA wildish wind blew it o^D9suspen wide ^GMy childish mind followed o^D9susn outside ^GAnd so I fou^Dnd mys^Gelf am^Cong ^CMy he^Gart's del^Dight surro^Gunded

^GA world of wonder lay with^Cout ^CIt was a^Gll of nat^Dure's ca^Glling ^GWith field and forest, clouds and s^Cun ^CCasc^Gades of sa^Dlt water fa^Glling

^GWith heights and valleys, ^D9susdark ravines ^GIvy thick and wild, de^D9susep and thorny scenes ^GAnd yet each th^Ding did lo^Gve its pl^Cace ^CIn the l^Gap of a^Dll of nature's spr^Gawling

^G7/DAnd so and so it^D9sus goes ^G7/DAnd so and so it^D9sus goes

^GI asked the o^Dne whose land it w^Cas If ^GI could h^Dave a ^Gtoken ^GTo t^Dake with me b^Gack to the other s^Cide To h^Gave and to ke^Dep unsp^Goken

^GI asked three times and was ^D9susthrice denied ^GI asked again ^D9suswithout my pride ^GAnd found I'd l^Dost that wo^Grld I'd li^Cved Retur^Gned as o^Dne now br^Goken

^GA crumb, a rag, a w^D9susithered leaf ^GIn the chilly winds of ^D9suscold relief ^GI k^Dnew m^Gyself as I had b^Ceen ^CAs f^Grom a dr^Deam aw^Goken

^G7/DAnd so and so it^D9sus goes ^G7/DAnd so and so it^D9sus goes

But then a cr^Gack appe^Dared ins^Gide a w^Call And a d^Goor sprang ^Dup aro^Gund it