Tigress

F#m E Bm Bm 4x When it will come around E You won’t see it coming, or hear it make a sound Bm But would you sing along? E And welcome the lightning after such a long wait F#m E Bm Can you feel it beat here, deep down in your little chest F#m E Bm I know the river runs wilder in your other self F#m E Bm Now you can almost taste it on your sharpened jaws F#m E Bm And you can almost say it in your wildest prose A E Bm Oh looks like the mockingbirds stopped laughing at you A E Bm Hold me like a stranger till September is through F#m E Bm 2x And you will come around E Red eyed and silenced to be running out of time Bm Can you see it through my eyes? E Snatches of sunrise after such a long drive F#m E Bm And I hear you humming that tune the one I used to know F#m E Bm Now you can almost sing it in your brightest tone F#m E Bm Can you feel that longing filling up your little breast F#m E Bm I know the river runs wilder in your other self F#m E Bm E My little hometown is dying but my little tigress is wild F#m E Bm E And I can see it in her eyes that she can never be tamed F#m E Bm E And I can almost taste it on your sharpened jaws F#m E Bm E And I can almost sing it in my wildest prose A E Bm Oh looks like the mockingbirds stopped laughing at you A E Bm Hold me like a stranger till September is through A E Bm Oh looks like the mockingbirds stopped laughing at you A E Bm Hold me like a stranger till September is through F#m E Bm Bm 6x