May June

F#maj7 F#maj7 D#m9 C# F#maj7/B F#maj7 D#m9 C# F#maj7/B may and june were doing well F#maj7 D#m9 C# may, she overslept in waking light F#maj7/B he waited F#maj7 D#m9 C# F#maj7/B oh the times had strained his aching hand F#maj7 D#m9 C# F#maj7/B and june would leave so torn and lost C# D#m9 C# F#maj7/B on the oldest day remember... F# D#m7 "I KNOW THAT I’M NOT ONE TO SAY GOODBYE F# D#m7 F#sus2 Bmaj9 Bsus2 I’M ON THE OLDEST DAY, THE OUTER LINE” F#maj7 D#m9 C# F#maj7/B F#maj7 D#m9 C# F#maj7/B in her waking eye she felt (no time, nor light) F#maj7 D#m9 C# out of bed she leapt and looked out F#maj7/B her window F#maj7 D#m9 C# F#maj7/B there she stood and called her lover’s name F#maj7 D#m9 C# F#maj7/B but june had left before the dawn C# D#m9 C# F#maj7/B on the note he left, remember F# D#m7 "I KNOW THAT I’M NOT ONE TO SAY GOODBYE F# D#m7 I’M WASTING ALL MY LIGHT ON SHALLOW LIFE F# I’M HOLDING YOUR EMBRACE, F# D#m7 YOUR PERFECT FACE, F#sus2 Bmaj9 Bsus2 AND LEAVING FOR A BETTER LIGHT” F#