Old Coat

F C G Am G F C G G F C G Am G F C G G F C Em Am G Does the river run, around your heart? Did you ask the father for a rolling start? F C G G He said, here's a little less of me to leave some room for you. F C G Am G In the early glow, in an honest smile, he said I haven't felt this happy in awhile. F C G G In that little room, you were laughing too. F C G Am G As they helped you through the door, you said you felt a little warm. F C G G This body is an old coat I don't need, not anymore. Link F C Em Am G F C G G F C Em Am G Does the summer wind still warm your lungs? Did you ask for breath to sing the songs worth being F C G G sung. He said, I'd like it if you held onto this for a while. F C G Am G In the early glow, in an honest smile, he said I haven't felt this happy in awhile. F C G G In that little room, you were laughing too. F C G Am G As they helped you through the door, you said you felt a little warm. F C G G This body is an old coat I don't need, not anymore. F C Em Am G The coloured wild cherry wood. A rest will do you good. F C G G Stubborn as you are, you don't really care for fighting, do you? F C G G It's a sigh, but not goodbye, a fond-held memory of a happy life, F C G G a song worth singing, hal-le lu jah. F C G Am G In the early glow, in an honest smile, he said I haven't felt this happy in awhile. F C G G In that little room, you were laughing too. F C G Am G As they helped you through the door, you said you felt a little warm. F C G G This body is an old coat I don't need, not anymore.