I remember everything we ^Ghad. Every breath of this house^Em creaking. I'm familiar with the ^Gcold and the windows and the doors. And the sound of my heart^Em beating. Beating in and out of ^Dtime.

And it's such a ^Gshame. I heard the wind say this^Em morning. Be still^G my heart. I age by years at the mention of ^Emyour name. What a pity this ^Gseason. You remember me m^Emy lover. I don't recognize m^Gyself. I'm not the man you ^Dlove. Behold the ^Emhurricane.^C Behold the hurricane.

I walk around these empty ^Grooms. We once moved like the ^Emmorning. Silhouettes they haunt this ^Ghouse like a memory haunts me now as if it were a ^Emdream. As if it were a ^Ddream.

And it's such a ^Gshame. I heard the wind say this^Em morning. Be still^G my heart. I age by years at the mention of ^Emyour name. What a pity this ^Gseason. You remember me m^Emy lover. I don't recognize m^Gyself. I'm not the man you ^Dlove. Behold the ^Emhurricane.^C Behold the hurricane.

^B6I heard the moon has ^Emvisions of her ^Cnightly. ^B6I heard the mighty rivers ^Emcry out her name. ^C And ^EmI saw the ^Cheavens and the earth. Yes ^EmI saw the ^Cheavens and the earth ^Dcry over you.

And it's such a ^Gshame. I heard the wind say this^Em morning. Be still^G my heart. I age by years at the mention of ^Emyour name. What a pity this ^Gseason. You remember me m^Emy lover. I don't recognize m^Gyself. I'm not the man you ^Dlove. Behold the ^Emhurricane.^C Behold the hurricane.

At th^Ge door the ^Emleaves had ^Cfallen. ^GSuddenly I realized ^Dthat you were gone. ^EmSuddenly I realized ^Cthat you were ^Ggone.

The Horrible Crowes - Behold the hurricane