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CWait on the breezAme thCrough red top treeAms
CPining will roam, Amask Cwhere you've growAmn
CSeven geese in flAmight Ccall from a great heiAmght
CGrey wing, then wAmhiteC, grey wing, then whitAme
FYou said everyone you kAmnow oCne day will surely diFe
But everything that dieAms in some Gway returns
FYou said everyone you kAmnow Cone day will surely diFe
But everything that dieAms in some way returnGs
CDown to the woodAms whCere I first stooAmd
CDown to the foot AmwheCre I drew blooAmd
CTen gees in fligAmht Ccall from a great heigAmht
CGrey wings, then Amwhite, Cgrey wings, then whiAmte
FYou said everyone you kAmnow oCne day will surely dFie
But everything that dieAms in sGome way returns
FYou said everyone you kAmnow oCne day will surely diFe
But everything that dieAms in Gsome way returns   X3

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Everything That Dies

by Matthew and the Atlas

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C Am C Am

Wait on the breeze through red top trees

C Am C Am

Pining will roam, ask where you've grown

C Am C Am

Seven geese in flight call from a great height

C Am C Am

Grey wing, then white, grey wing, then white

F Am C F

You said everyone you know one day will surely die

Am G

But everything that dies in some way returns

F Am C F

You said everyone you know one day will surely die

Am G

But everything that dies in some way returns

C Am C Am

Down to the woods where I first stood

C Am C Am

Down to the foot where I drew blood

C Am C Am

Ten gees in flight call from a great height

C Am C Am

Grey wings, then white, grey wings, then white

F Am C F

You said everyone you know one day will surely die

Am G

But everything that dies in some way returns

F Am C F

You said everyone you know one day will surely die

Am G

But everything that dies in some way returns X3

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