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From Silver Lake - Jackson Browne (CD: Saturate Before Using)
Intro:
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Did you see our brother
Asus A
He was here the other day
But he only came to say that he was leaving
Did you see his lady
Asus A
She was looking where he'd gone
But she wasn't letting on that she was grieving
She's bound to go
Perhaps she'll find him waiting for his boat in some city far away
She's bound to go
Asus D Asus A
Lately I remember afternoons of smoke and wine
There was nothing we could find but peace and pleasure
And with a smile he told me
That he wanted just to be on his way across the sea no man can measure
He won't be back
And the sun may find him sleeping in the dust of some ruin far away
He won't be back
Early today as I watched while the skyline was shaking
Asus
I heard a rumbling
Early today the mechanical city was waking
Asus
And I ran out stumbling mumbling
Asus D A
Out through the laughter of children and dogs
Did you see our brother
Asus A
He was here the other day
But he only came to say that he can't breathe here
Did you see his lady
Asus A
She was reaching for his hand
Just as if to tell her man that she can't either
They're bound to go
And the sun may find me running after them seeing something far away
We won't be back
Someone who had been away
Suddenly came back today
and I allowed a hope to stray into my mind
For a moment face to face
We looked back upon the place
Where long ago he went to chase our careless time
Oh what do you know
Not what I've been feeling
The past is healing so slow
My tomorrow Gone from sorrow
Transcribed by Gerard Koot (Amsterdam The Netherlands) - june 2008
Email: [email protected]
Thanks Jon for the counter song lyrics
(supprime les barrés)