The Tallest Man On Earth - Honey wont you let me in

^C#mNow the snow will fall and the lo^Aver's call ^EWill be drenched out by the shatterin' ^Bof birds ^C#mAs the seasons shift, lonely mind^As will drift ^EOn the ocean in a build above its l^Bore ^C#mAs I knock your door from inside ^Aonce more ^EHow I wish a sudden breeze would let me^B in ^C#mShake my tambourine at your glowi^Ang dreams ^ESo honey won't you ^Blet me in^E, oh

^C#mAs we cease to know where our fee^At will go ^EWe won't see the ribbons tied up in the^B pines ^C#mBranches will untie every mumblin^A' lie ^EEvery frailed word in your lullaby is h^Beard ^C#mOh when I catch the force of our ^Afirst divorce ^EHow I wish the turning suset could reco^Brd ^C#mBlow my engine steam at your glow^Ain' dreams ^ESo honey won't you ^Blet me in^E, oh

^C#mNow the dust will rise, dress the^A open skies ^EJust a gallery of words we've used too ^Bmuch ^C#mIt's a feathers weight but what i^Af it's too late ^ETo be building up our muscles in distra^Bct ^C#mPut me on the mornin' ship and I ^Awill take the trip ^ETo return with all the treasures of the^B past ^C#mIt will always seem like a glowin^A' dream ^ESo honey won't you ^Blet me in^{E E}I said honey won't ^Byou let m^Ee in, oh