Tale Of The Mountain Romans Song

Verse One D A I still remember the days E When we were D A Happy with clichés E And I was fool enough F To think I was A Worth more than I create D A I grew to learn the fragile art A F Of smiling while I fall apart D And if all the world’s a stage F Then day by day A Yes, I will play the part D B But what happens when an unstoppable force D A And an immovable object meet? D C So tell me, do you hear the call of the mountain? A G Hear them sing to you F D My blood is running gold D A And my heart's set a-pounding C F G Where there’s adventure, I’ll pursue D F I’ll grab my sword and shield A G Got my paper and pen A D ‘Cause when I’m on the battlefield F D A I feel like I can feel again Verse Two D A Another day, ano’er idea D A “Another unrealistic fever dream?” D You say — “It’s not enough!” F (I’d call your bluff A But then we’d both be lying A So I’ll keep trying) D E I’ll climb the tallest, highest elm tree D When life denies me victory D A Imagination grants F A Control; the chance F To guarantee D B I am an unstoppable force D A The oceans tremble when I speak D A So tell me, do you feel the soul of the mountain? A G They cannot be subdued F D My blood is running cold D A But my heart's still a-pounding C F G Where there’s adventure, I’ll pursue D F I’ll grab my sword and shield A G Got my paper and pen A D ‘Cause when I’m on the battlefield F D A I feel like I can feel again F Oo F D Feel again D D Rage, rage against the dying of the light D D I’ll let you be my dragon if you’ll let me be your knight A F And no, it isn’t easy, but I know that if we try F F F D We’ll beat the odds and win the friggin’ lottery of life! A G ‘Cause standing out can feel outstanding sometimes A A So I dream big and I’ll keep biggering and biggering ‘til I’ve A D G Fin’lly found something to keep this fire alive D F E F And maybe then I could stop thinking we’d be better off if I just— D A So tell me, do you know the tale of the mountain? D G ...I swear it’s true F D All that glitters isn’t gold D A Hear alarm bells are sounding A G Though every dragon has been slew D F Lay down my sword and shield A G With a whisper: “Amen.” A D ‘Cause maybe only prayer can heal F B A These centuries of discontent D A Tell me, do you hear the call of the mountain? D A Tell me, do you feel the soul of the mountain? A F Tell me, do you know the tale of the mountain? D Tell me, do you know? D Tell me, do you know? E D Tell me, do you know?