Perspectives

G C Em G G C It feels like your life’s crashing Em C G Down all around you G C Let me ask if it’s really so bad G C Em Look at the world in it’s suffering C C Can you honestly tell me Am C That no one else could understand C G All of the hurting inside G D Why can’t you see that freedom F C G Is sometimes just simply another perspective away G D F Who could you be if your lens was changed for a moment G Would you still be the same? G C A young child looks through a great stained glass window Em C Watching the people go by G C Everyone seems to be wearing a red coat Em C His mother sees jackets in white Am C Now he can’t understand why does she see it that way G D Why can’t you see that freedom F C G Is sometimes just simply another perspective away G D F Who could you be if your lens was changed for a moment G Would you still be the same? Yesterday, you really couldn’t see D C Em By changing you angle a new world would be D C F Revealed to your once blinded eyes by moving a few degrees G D Why can’t you see that freedom F C G Is sometimes just simply another perspective away G D F Who could you be if your lens was changed for a moment G Would you still be the same?