Lorraine

A Bm E A D E A She was a beauty - she was a belle D E A She was something to behold D E A So gather round me - and listen well D E A For the story must be told. D E A Hand in hand across the sky, hounds snapping at their heels D E A Love of loves and how it feels D E F#m C#m She was the shadowy and he was the steel D B E She was all womankind and he was learning to kneel C#7 D At the foot of the mountain, at the roots of mankind B E At the breath of this frozen child lost in space and time A D E A Where are you now my sweet love D E A Where are you now my pain D E A Where are you now my sweet love D E A Where are you now my love, Lorraine. A Bm Bm7 E A D E A She had a husband, an ordinary man D E A But she saw him as an Arab dancing on the desert floor D E A And he could not understand this web of fantasy D E A So she danced for him no more. D E A She came down from the sky but lost her mind on high D E A Love of loves and how it feels D E F#m C#m She was the shadowy and he was the steel D B E She was all womankind and he was learning to kneel C#7 D At the foot of the mountain, at the roots of mankind B E At the breath of this frozen child lost in space and time A D E A Oh, where are you now my sweet love D E A Where are you now my pain D E A Where are you now my sweet love D E A Where are you now my love, Lorraine. C# C#7 D I lost her and I found her, I may never rest again B E If I can't make that woman, she my lover and my friend (pause) A D E A Oh, where are you now my sweet love D E A Where are you now my pain D E A Where are you now my sweet love D E F#m Where are you now my love, Lorraine. D E A Where are you now my love, Lorraine. A Bm E A