F* While in the form of the ant C* The goose and the wren Bb* Left the shores of Maryland F* To find better oxygen F* While the outcry of twenty men C* Run from the nearby battalion Bb* As if we avoid their light F* That we might make it home tonight F* And one old crook C* Carries a very heavy book Bb* Friends would say 'Sir Are you sure some good F* Could come of your learning?' F* And he said 'My girl gave it to me C* Just before the war Bb* I've never read a book like this before F* It's giving me kind of a kind of a burning' C F* But if it is love then I'm not quite sure if I should keep it C F* But I've heard it's a part of the whole so I guess I need it C F* But I'll certainly be sure to stay above the ground C F* Lately beautiful things got a way of bringing me down F* Here lie one hundred men C* Fighters every one of them Bb* They went into the light and oh no F* They won't be home tonight And I came upon a kid with a kite C* Despite the storms said he's gonna fly Bb* So I said 'Brother F* What would your mother say?' And he said 'Hold your tongue! C* It was a present Bb* And God damn I am a man F* I ain't afraid of the rain!' C F* But what can a bystander do? C F* No more than watch the spidery lights take a hold of you C But you know I warned you boy You know I told you boy F* I'll hold you back boy But now I don't know but C Cause in a curious kind of way F* I want to go along with you C* And morning did come I was standing struck dumb F* By the man in the sun And the only live one C* Held a string from his thumb That stretched up to the sky F* Where the heron flew by Singing 'Oh me and oh my!' C* And the goose and the wren No I have not seen them F* But the water looks nice So I dare not think twice C* And I'm sure that they're fine Very good friends of mine F* Cause sometimes I can't tell When things are unwell C* By the look of the sea Starting straight back at me F* And I miss 'em I do But I think it is true C* That when the love go It's the lovers who show F* Just how lovley they are In a song or a scar C* Sincerely your friend Write back to me, Wren F* I've been thinking too much Down here in the sand F* Bb* The farmer stands and says 'What happened to the land? C* F* It used to be fertile. It used to be good, when I was a lad.' F* Bb* The farmer calls out to this men says C* F* 'It's getting late boys, it's best you come back in.' (Everybody together!) F* Bb* The farmer stands and says 'What happened to the land? C* F* It used to be fertile. It used to be good, when I was a lad.' F* Bb* The farmer calls out to this men says C* F* 'It's getting late boys, it's best you come back in.' (I love you guys!) F* Bb* The farmer stands and says 'What happened to the land? C* F* It used to be fertile. It used to be good, when I was a lad.' F* Bb* The farmer calls out to this men says C* F* 'It's getting late boys, it's best you come back in.' (One more time!) F* Bb* The farmer stands and says 'What happened to the land? C* F* It used to be fertile. It used to be good, when I was a lad.' N.C. N.C. The farmer calls out to this men says N.C. N.C. 'It's getting late boys, it's best you come back in.'
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