Oh You Are The Roots That Sleep Beneath My Feet And Hold The Earth In Place

Bright Eyes

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Tom:
D Bm I met you through a common friend
G D in the attic of my parent's house
D Bm and though I didn't know it then
G A I soon was finding out
Bm G you are the roots that sleep beneath my feet
D A and hold the earth in place
Bm each time a faucet opens
G words are spoken
D A the water runs away
G and I hear your name
D no, nothing has changed
D Bm G D
D Bm there was this book I read and loved
G D the story of a ship
D Bm who sailed around the world and found
G A that nothing else exists
Bm beyond his own two sails
G and wooden shell
D A and what is held within
Bm all else is sure to pass
G we clutch and grasp
D A and debate what's truly permanent
G but when the wind starts to shift
D there's no argument [Interlude]
D Bm I sing and drink and sleep on floors
G A and try hard not to be annoyed
D Bm G by all these people worrying about me
D Bm so when I'm suffering through some awful drive
G A you occasionally cross my mind
D 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 feet
D A and hold the earth in place
Bm each time a curtain opens
G sunlight pours in
D A a lifetime melts away
G and we share a name
D on some picturesque grave
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