Twain - The priestess

^DI would gladly sit right here all n^Gight J^Dust to find out what is keeping y^Gou so quiet ^DCharlie, tell me, l^Get me in on what’s got you checked o^Cut ^A7 Cause the v^Dibe right here weighs a hundred po^Gunds ^DI think this is something we should t^Galk about ^DLet go, let’s go, l^Get’s go talking deep into the n^Cight ^A7

^DI could introduce you to my fr^Giend Sh^De’s the one I turn to when I f^Geel this way ^DArcane maiden ^Gopens up the shutters of my he^Cart ^A7 At f^Dirst, it hurts, and then it’s so subl^Gime And I w^Donder why I don’t do it ^Gall the time B^Dut if you’re like me, you wa^Git until it gets too hard to be^Car ^A7 And ^DI’ve been t^F#mhere And ^CI’ve been th^Aere

T^Dake for instance just the other w^Geek P^Darked on Rugby, sleeping in the ^GOdyssey ^DMy heart woke me, t^Gold me to get up and start the v^Can ^{A7 D}I said heart, come on, it’s one A.^GM. But I w^Danted her to know that I was l^Gistening ^DHighway 95, p^Gink moon all the way to Provid^Cence ^A7

Ch^Darlie, I‘m not sure what else to s^Gay Do you kn^Dow I love you and I know you’ll b^Ge okay? Do you kn^Dow I love you and I know you’ll b^Ge okay? Do you kn^Dow I love you and I know you’ll b^Ge okay?