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Coyote 
by Bill Staines
CHere in the Emdawn,
 FYou've got me Glistening to your Amsong once aD7gain,
I Flove how it climbs and it Ghangs upon the Cwind.
CHere in the Emdawn,
 FYou've got me Gdreaming to your Amsong once aD7gain.
FWe all get to Gdreaming now and CtheGn.Am  
So Fthat's all right, coGyote, my old Cfriend.
FHow come you call so Clonesome?
E7How come you sound so Amblue?
Is there Fsomething inside,
That you Cjust can't hide?
Has D7something come over Fyou?
Well, Gthat's all right, we all get lonesome Ctoo.  
CHere in the Emdawn
 FYou've got me Glistening to your Amsong once aD7gain,
I Flove how it climbs and it Ghangs upon the Cwind.
CHere in the Emdawn,
 FYou've got me Gcrying to your Amsong once aD7gain,
FWe all get to Glosing now and CtheGn,Am  
So Fthat's all right, coGyote, my old CfriGend,
FThat's all right, coGyote, my old Cfriend.

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Coyote

by Bill Staines

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Coyote

by Bill Staines

C Em

Here in the dawn,

F G Am D7

You've got me listening to your song once again,

F G C

I love how it climbs and it hangs upon the wind.

C Em

Here in the dawn,

F G Am D7

You've got me dreaming to your song once again.

F G C G Am

We all get to dreaming now and then.

F G C

So that's all right, coyote, my old friend.

F C

How come you call so lonesome?

E7 Am

How come you sound so blue?

Is there something inside,

That you just can't hide?

D7 F

Has something come over you?

G C

Well, that's all right, we all get lonesome too.

C Em

Here in the dawn

F G Am D7

You've got me listening to your song once again,

F G C

I love how it climbs and it hangs upon the wind.

C Em

Here in the dawn,

F G Am D7

You've got me crying to your song once again,

F G C G Am

We all get to losing now and then,

F G C G

So that's all right, coyote, my old friend,

F G C

That's all right, coyote, my old friend.

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