The Veils - Birds

T^Amhrough the charred black ^Emwinter trees I h^Dmear their voices^Am sing to me. F^Amearsome black birds ^Emcrying high, But^Dm there'll be no warning^Am when I die. S^Amome lonesome sparrow^Em saying don't you know th^Dmat you're gone forever ^Amwhen you go

O^Gh, and i hear them ^Amcalling Through my ^Gwindow every ^Ammorning Your ^Glife dear boy means ^Amnothing Sa^Emy the birds,^E The birds, the birds

T^Amhen by the willow^Em I did see A ^Dmswarm of buzzing^Am honey bees &^Amquot;Good morning ^Emhoney bees" I cried But^Dm to me they offered^Am no reply A^Amnd that fearsome black bird^Em answered instead "^Dm;Boy there's now a pric^Ame put on your head"

Oh^G, and I hear 'em them ^Amcalling From my ^Gwindow every ^Ammorning "Y^Gour life, dear boy, m^Ameans nothing" Say^Em the birds,^E the birds, the birds.

^EmNo use hid^Ging in the ^Amwater. ^EmNo use hid^Ging in the ^Amsquare. ^EmKnow those eyes are ^Glooking for yo^Amu every^Emwhere.

W^Amell you'll be glad my^Em love to hear, O^Dmne morning they did al^Aml disappear. Tir^Amed of all the^Em summer rain, th^Dmey made their nest in^Amside my brain. Bu^Amt don't worry darling, ^Empay it no mind tr^Dmue friends like these are^Am hard to find.

No^Gw I no longer hear 'em ^Amcalling From my win^Gdow every ^Ammorning And my lif^Ge, at last means ^Amsomething S^Emay the birds,^E the birds, the birds.