The Tallest Man On Earth - Then i wont sing no more

^FWe're just a bird who f^A#ell to shore No ^Cgrace in how things e^Fnd I know But its t^Dmrue ^A# Some life does shine on^C through Will we slo^Fwly reappe^A#ar Little walks until we'^Cre new?

No^Fw in some car I drive^A# too fast Outra^Cce some memorie^Fs, I guess Yes I kn^Dmow, but lov^A#e just won't le^Ct go Can I s^Flowly disa^A#ppear And drive like s^Comeone new?

Ar^A#ms are hungry but they do^Cn't know If you ^Fwill come by here ^A#again And the summer just wh^Cisper on These ^Fsad songs must come to an^A# end It's ^A7my bird, I will l^Dmet it go ^A#Yes^C, I know Aw, an^Fd then I won't sing no^A# more

^FWe're just a pattern i^A#n the wild We line ri^Cght up and tel^Fl the times To not^Dm change Ho^A#w can w^Ce remain ^FWhen s^A#un and sh^Cowers reappe^A#ar And this is how we^C grow

Arms ^A#are hungry but ^Cthey don't know If you wi^Fll come by here ^A#again And the ^Csummer just whispers on These sad^F songs must come to an^A# end It'^As my bird, I will le^Dmt it go Yes ^A#I know A^Cnd then I won't^F sing no ^A#more

I lo^Cve you dear Be safe^F, you know? It^C's all ^Dmtrue, l^A#ife does shine on t^Chrough And t^Fhese hours ^A#disappear Like the skies that^C we once knew