Tall Heights - Out of the ground

^EWhat a wreck of a ^C#mday, what a ^Awreck of a man I've be^Ecome. ^{F# E}What a thing to ^C#msay, but I ^Asaid it, I cut and run. ^E I ^Atried to ^Edivide myself ^Bby my de^Esires, ^Afollow a ^Edream to its ^Bgrave. But for ^C#mall of the ^Bways I ^Ebury myself, ^C#m I ^Ebegged and I ^Bpleaded to ^Estay. ^F#

^EWhat a price to ^C#mpay, what a ^Aprice to pay for wicked ^Epride. ^{F# E}What a foolish ^C#mway of a^Abandoning all that you ^Etried. ^ALoyal's a ^Elife for a ^Bdog on a ^Eleash, I was ^Asure I was ^Eborn with the ^Bhounds. But in ^C#mall of the ^Bways you ^Ebury yourself, ^C#m the ^Edogs dig you ^Bout of the ^Eground.

Now I ^Ewake in the da^C#my when the ^Asun is high in the ^Esky. ^F# I’^Em sure I'm on m^C#my way or a^At least I'm not living ^Ea lie. ^AOnly to ^Efind myself ^Blooking ^Ebehind at the ^Alife for which ^EI had been ^Bbound Cause in ^C#mall of the ^Bways I ^Ebury myself, ^C#m I'm ^Erising up ^Bout of the ^Eground. Yes in ^C#mall of the ^Bways I ^Ebury myself, ^C#m I am ^Erising up ^Bout of the ^Eground.