Eyepennies

Sparklehorse

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Eyepennies

Key: Em

Eyepennies Key BmBm

Eyepennies Key CmCm

Eyepennies Key C#mC#m

Eyepennies Key DmDm(one step down)

Eyepennies Key D#mD#m(half step down)

Eyepennies Key EmEm(original key)

Eyepennies Key FmFm(half step up)

Eyepennies Key F#mF#m(one step up)

Eyepennies Key GmGm

Eyepennies Key G#mG#m

Eyepennies Key AmAm

Eyepennies Key A#mA#m

	  		
        Em    Dsus2      Cadd9 
I will return here one day 
               Em  Dsus2       Cadd9 
And dig up my boots from the clay 
           Em      Dsus2        Cadd9 
I buried nails and strings and hair 
              Em     Dsus2            Cadd9 
And that old tooth I believe was a bear's 

  Am       Dsus2      Cadd9     G    G/F#  
I held my hand in the fire 
    Am       Dsus2       Cadd9 
It burned me down to the wires 


              Em   Dsus2      Cadd9 
Blood suckers hide beneath my bed 
                   Em      Dsus2  Cadd9                     
In black fumes of sleep so gently bled 
             Em   Dsus2 Cadd9 
Slept with a cat on my breast 
           Em      Dsus2      Cadd9 
Slowing my heart, stealing my breath 

   Am          Dsus2        Cadd9         G     G/F# 
At sunrise the monkeys will fly 
    Am             Dsus2        Cadd9 
And leave me with pennies in my eyes 

        Em    Dsus2    Cadd9 
I will return here one day 
              Em    Dsus2    Cadd9 
And dig up my boots from the clay 
          Em        Dsus2      Cadd9 
I buried nails and strings and hair 
             Em      Dsus2         Cadd9 
And that old tooth I believe was a bear's 

   Am          Dsus2        Cadd9          G  G/F# 
At sunrise the monkeys will fly 
    Am            Dsus2         Cadd9 
And leave me with pennies in my eyes 

R.I.P Mark Linkous (1962-2010)

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