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Year: 1991 - Album: Ten

Written by Edward Louis Severson Iii, Jeffrey Allen Ament, Michael David Mccready, Stone Carpenter Gossard, Dave Krusen

Key: D

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	  		Intro: D9 D4 D9 D D9 (15X) 

D Bm      C9/6 
I   see the world 
D Bm      C 
Feel the chill
D     Bm      C9/6 
Which way to go 
D    Bm C9/6 
Windowsill 
D     Bm      C 
I   see the world's 
    D          Bm        C9/6 
On a rocking horse of time 
D Bm       C9/6          D Bm C9/6 
I   see the birds in the rain 

D Bm      C9/6  D Bm     C9/6  D   Bm C9/6  D Bm C9/6 
Ohh...          ohh...    ohh...       ohh... 

D    Bm   C9/6 
Oh, dear dad 
        D  Bm       C 
Can you see      me now 
D Bm     C9/6 
I   am myself 
    D Bm         C 
Like you    somehow 
D  Bm       C 
I'll ride the wave 
    D           Bm C9/6 
Where it takes me 
D  Bm        C9/6 
I'll hold the pain 
    D     Bm C9/6 
Release me 

D Bm      C9/6  D Bm     C9/6  D   Bm C9/6  D Bm C9/6 
Ohh...          ohh...    ohh...       ohh... 

D    Bm   C9/6 
Oh, dear dad 
        D  Bm       C 
Can you see      me now 
D Bm     C9/6 
I   am myself 
    D Bm         C 
Like you    somehow 
    D         Bm    C 
I'll wait up in the dark 
       D              Bm C9/6 
For you to speak to me 
D  Bm   C9/6 
I'll open up... 

   D     Bm C9/6 
Release me 
  D     Bm C9/6 
Release me 
  D    Bm C9/6 
Release me 
 D      Bm C9/6 
Release me 

D Bm      C9/6  D Bm     C9/6  D   Bm C9/6  D Bm C9/6 
Ohh...          ohh...    ohh...       ohh... 

(D Bm C)

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