Xandria - Eversleeping

^D#Once I tr^Favelled seven se^Gmas to find my love And on^Dmce I sang sev^D#en hundred son^Fgs Well, may^D#be I still ha^Fve to walk se^Gmven thousand m^Dmiles Until I fi^D#nd the o^Fne that I belo^Gmng

^D#Once I crossed se^Fven rivers to fi^Gmnd my love And o^Dmnce, for seven y^D#ears, I forgot my na^Fme Well, if^D# I have to I^F will die se^Gmven deaths ju^Dmst to lie In the a^D#rms of my e^Fversleeping a^Gmim

I will rest my he^D#ad side by sid^Fe To the one that st^Dmays in the ni^Gmght I will lose my bre^D#ath in my las^Ft words of so^Gmrrow And whatever co^D#mes will come so^Fon Dying I will pr^Dmay to the mo^Gmon That there once will^D# be a be^Ftter tomo^Gmrrow

I dre^Gmamt last ni^Dmght that he ca^D#me to ^Cmme He sa^Gmid: "My lo^Dmve, why d^D#o you cr^Cmy?" For ^D#now it won't be be l^Bbong any m^Fore Until in my co^Gmld grave w^D#e will li^Fe Until in my co^Gmld grave we^D# will li^Gme