Tom: G major
Intro 1
G
Csus2
C
G
Verse 1
Csus2
G
little house on Walnut Street
D
The nights are quiet and the mornings sweet
G
C
I've got an old wood floor
Csus2
D
beneath my feet
G
Csus2
That somebody's grandfather built
G
I he used to keep his lucky strikes
Csus2
D
on this win dowsill.
G
C
While he planed and worked
that wood
Csus2
D
G
un til he made silk from the yellow pine.
Csus2
D
G
I got a paper that says this house is mine,
It belongs to time.
Em
D
And with morning at the window,
C
Em
D
C
sometimes I swear this old room glows
Csus2
G
And somewhere between
what you can and cannot see,
Csus2
G
D
that old man is here
G
C
Csus2
G
The neighbor lady sings all day long
She only stops at night
Csus2
D
G
just to start a dawn
C
D
I swear she only knows about three songs
G
But I find myself singing, too
C
Csus2
G
One of her sad old country tun es
C
It reminds me of an afternoon
D
G
Csus2
D
I was a kid and it was Sat urday
G
Just me and my dad driving
Csus2
D
G
out to the lake
C
D
Now he's just so far away
Em
D
C
But with morning at the window
Em
D
C
Sometimes I swear this room glows
what you can and cannot
D
G
Csus2
G
C
G
See, He's right here
Last night I dreamed that I could fly
If I held my arms just right,
D
G
I'd stay treetop high
C
D
Hell, I may just be a bird sometimes
G
Hanging right above it all
C
G
A bird with a sad and lonesome call
C
D
Any moment I might fall for you again
Em
D
And when morning at the
C
window
Em
D
C
Sometimes I swear this room glows
G
Somewhere between, but you can't,
you cannot see,
D
G
C
G
you're still here
C
G
You
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