George In The Car

Dm G C George, I was at the kitchen table eating my bread, Fmaj7 Dm G when this great light came from reading your poem. C Fmaj7 I haven’t been that surprised in recent memory. Dm G Dm And there are cities in our house, G C and there are trees in our house since then. F Dm George in the car, G C a field of stars, lavender and white. Am G And riding out over these long miles Em Am G you’re waving to me a sign: to be alive. Dm G la la la la la la C Fmaj7 la la la la la la Dm G George, I would like to say C Fmaj7 how I saw seven dogs on this one single morning. Dm G C The sky was that kind of grey that is beautiful. Fmaj7 Dm They were traveling, going by. F Dm George in the car, G C a field of stars, lavender and white. Am G And riding out over these long miles Em Am G you’re waving to me a sign: to be alive. Dm G la la la la la la C Fmaj7 la la la la la la