D Bm I met you through a common friendG D in the attic of my parent's houseD Bm and though I didn't know it thenG A I soon was finding outBm G you are the roots that sleep beneath my feetD A and hold the earth in placeBm each time a faucet opensG words are spokenD A the water runs awayG and I hear your nameD no, nothing has changedD Bm G DD Bm there was this book I read and lovedG D the story of a shipD Bm who sailed around the world and foundG A that nothing else existsBm beyond his own two sailsG and wooden shellD A and what is held withinBm all else is sure to passG we clutch and graspD A and debate what's truly permanentG but when the wind starts to shiftD there's no argument [Interlude]D Bm I sing and drink and sleep on floorsG A and try hard not to be annoyedD Bm G by all these people worrying about meD Bm so when I'm suffering through some awful driveG A you occasionally cross my mindD Bm G it's my hidden hope that you are still among them well are you? [Interlude]Bm G Oh, you are the roots that sleep beneath my feetD A and hold the earth in placeBm each time a curtain opensG sunlight pours inD A a lifetime melts awayG and we share a nameD on some picturesque grave
Oh You Are The Roots That Sleep Beneath My Feet And Hold The Earth In Place
Bright Eyes
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Tom: