By Abner Burnett; Copyright
2001 © All Right Reserved
F#
E
I'm
off with new friends; we're out and we're crossing the line.
F# A E
A
long way from home but some of us probably right here
C#mi E
Looking
at all that we see
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Occasionally
nicking a tree
E
We
walk with a swagger
It
might be a stagger
B
But
none of us running from nothing
Esus
We
feel fine tonight
E B A E
Chorus: Let in the light, Let in
the darkness
E B A E
Family, the friend, the
rival and foe
E B A C#mi
And
when called to halt by the jealous believer
G#mi C#mi F# Esus
Dance
a spirited waltz on the bridge of their nose
A
cask of blue flowers, some dark earth, and one bluebird's cry;
Blue
to the center and crying with smiles in our eyes;
The
waxlike skin of the one who is rubble belies
The
rules and rewards,
love them all and love lots more besides.
Chorus:
And you, my dear Susan we'll slip in and out of
disguise.
We'll
float like soap bubbles, we'll kiss, pop, but not say goodbye.
The
kids will find us in their time.
Nothing
will wind and unwind.
And
at night as we dance your sweet breath in my ear is a sign.
Chorus: We'll gather wild berries
as we waltz through the deep woods.
We'll gather wild honey without
wrecking the hive.
The last call to arms and crusade is just echo
A waltz will be swaying the wind and the tides