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Capo II
INTRO G   G7   G  
(little picking easy to learn by ear)
Gi am the G7prisoned man of sCingle melody
Atwo voices cDarry farther than me
Gi seek your G7help so that my sCong may become fAmree
Atwo voices cDarry fAmarther than Gme
Eand in the morning, sing me lAmove
Dand in the afternoon, its lGove
Eand in the evening, if they Amlove
Dand in the morning, wake up
Gand if we sing together, lCove will sing along
Atwo voices cDarry farther than one
Gtogether G7we can bridge a cChorus to the daAmwn
Atwo voices caDrry far... all the dGays
F#Time and mind they melt away,
Like the sGtars and songs of yesterday
F#Like the melody you can't recall,
But the haGrmonies you felt them all the daAmysC  D  
GThis song of solitude has sCung its melody
ATwo voices cDarry farther than me
GI seek your G7help, so that sCong may become fAmree
ATwo voices cDarry farther than Gme
EAnd in the morning, sing me lAmove
DAnd in the afternoon, it's lGove
EAnd in the evening, is there lAmove?
DAnd in the morning, wake up
Atwo voices caDrry far... all the dGays
F#Time and mind they melt away,
Like the sGtars and songs of yesterday
F#Like the melody you can't recall,
But the haGrmonies you felt them all the daAmysC  D  
Eand in the morning, sing me lAmove
Dand in the afternoon, its lGove
Eand in the evening, if they Amlove
Dand in the morning, wake up
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The story behind the song

This song comes from a band known for its folk rock sound, led by singer Alex Ebert, and drawing inspiration from roots rock, folk, gospel, and psychedelic music. Their image and sound often evoke the hippie movement of the 1960s and 70s. The band's name itself is based on a story Ebert wrote about a messianic figure. Playing this song can feel like stepping into a warm, communal musical experience.

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