The Head and the Heart - These days are numbered

^C The^Fre's always^C hope,^G hope i^Cn death It ^Fbrands these ^Cbarns, re^Gfines the^C rest ^{F F}Cause t^Ghese days are number^Ced ^{F F}This ^Glife abso^Clute ^{F F}I need this ^Gfaith to^C keep me^Am walking ^{F F}To ^Gkeep me a^Clive

^COh d^Garli^Cng, oh ^Fdarl^Cing, ^CWon't you ^Amplease take me^G home ^{C C}Oh d^Garl^Cing, my sweet ^Fdarl^Cing ^CWon't you p^Amlease keep me warm ^{G C}

^CWe must ^Fstrive to^C be,^G be like the moon ^C To be ^Fkin^Amd, ^Gdistracted by its^C tune Cause^F these ^Gdays are ^Cnumbered ^{F F}This ^Glife absolute ^{C F F}We all compl^Gain if it^C rains or it ^Amshines ^{F F}But we're never m^Gad at the^C moon ^COh ^Gdarl^Cing, oh ^Fdar^Cling, ^CWon't you ^Amplease keep me ^Gwarm ^{C C}Oh ^Gdar^Cling, sweet darlin^Fg ^{C C}Won't you ^Amplease take me ^Ghome C-G-C-F-C-Am-G-C