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W^Emould you just tell them what I ^F#dimcannot say? W^Dould you just shine upon the gho^Gsts on my w^Bsus4ay? ^B7 I^Em dropped the game of throwing ^F#dimknives alone; T^Dhere must be marks on every t^Gree From the ^Bsus4paths ^B7to our ^Chome. ^B7

O^Emnly the mayfly used to ^F#dimtell me so; N^Dow here is August, drop your we^Gight, just let ^Bsus4go. ^B7 N^Emow midnight sun takes turns with ^F#dimnorthern lights. W^Dill I ever have to f^Geel what those b^Bsus4lades ^B7were a^Cbout? ^{Bsus4 B7}

A^Cnd in that sound of sighing, t^Ghat empty howl, A^B7nd all the everloving ^Embends in the ^Em7/Dline of your ^Ctries. Some ends forgotten and some ^Gothers believed; W^B7hatever happened to the ^Emboy is now a ^Em7/Dtale for the ^Cseas. When you ^Gknow you'€™r^B7e alread^Cy young Like the ^Ggrass withered ^B7to be^Ccome Again and ^B7free; It's all we'€™ll^Em ever be.

I^Em don'€™t remember where ^F#dimI learned to dive, B^Dut I am humble for the r^Gocks when I t^Bsus4ry. ^B7 A^Emnd somehow I am lowered ^F#dimunto the waves, A^Dnd now with you I feel the s^Gun and the ^Bsus4salt o^B7n my ^Cface. ^{Bsus4 B7}

A^Cnd in that sound of sighing, t^Ghat empty howl, A^B7nd all the everloving ^Embends in the ^Em7/Dline of your ^Ctries. Some ends forgotten and some ^Gothers believed; W^B7hatever happened to the ^Emboy is now a ^Em7/Dtale for the ^Cseas. When you ^Gknow you'€™r^B7e alread^Cy young Like the ^Ggrass withered ^B7to be^Ccome Again and ^B7free; It's all we'€™ll^Em ever be.

T^Emhe tired motion of the^F#dim rusty bell-- J^Dust humming, "visitor, I q^Guit; go to ^Bsus4hell."^B7 I^Em've been the tower but now^F#dim walk alone. T^Dhere must be marks on every p^Gage From the ^Bsus4past to^B7 these ^Csongs. ^{Bsus4 B7}

A^Cnd in that sound of sighing, t^Ghat empty howl, A^B7nd all the everloving ^Embends in the ^Em7/Dline of your ^Ctries. Some ends forgotten and some ^Gothers believed; W^B7hatever happened to the ^Emboy is now a ^Em7/Dtale for the ^Cseas. When you ^Gknow you'€™r^B7e alread^Cy young Like the ^Ggrass withered ^B7to be^Ccome Again and ^B7free; It's all we'€™ll^Em ever be.