Paul Pining For His Wife

C G Am Diane, I Bought A Little White And Royal Afghan G F She Sleeps With Me Often In The kitchen G F For Often I Simply Lack The Courage Em To Sleep In The Room Where You Slept C G Am Diane, I Cleared Away The Ivy From The Garden G F I Made Room To Finally Plant The Lilacs G F That Whitman Used To Scatter In His Bedroom G F At Night When He Was Writing His Poems C F Oh, Oh C F Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh C F Oh, Oh G Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh F C G Early In The Morning I Go Out With Boots And Ruffled Hair F C G Something You Would Always Do Before F C G Down To Gather Water From The Creek Behind The Neighbors House F C G But The Buckets Far To Hard To Lift F C G Woe For All The Time That I Spend Sleeping When The Sun Came Up F C G You Were Making Coffee From The Rain F C G Wading In The Water While The Walleye Come and Gather Round F C Nibbling At My Feet G Nibbling At My Feet...