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The List

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Thea Gilmore The List
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Capo 2nd Fret
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E-
He was a clubland caller, he was younger than he felt
A- B-
Settled like a moth down in the east-end Neon belt
E-
Well he used to be a believer, ‘til the city got its grip
A- B-
Now if there’s any holiness left, Well he can’t remember it
E-
She was a high-rise butterfly, crashed in ‘92
A- B-
Into some veiled little suburb that they bulldozed through
E-
Where the little fat angels guard the harvest like they should
A- B-
Well its downtown now but it used to be the woods
It used to be the woods
D  E-
And, oh its a lonely little town
D  E-
And oh, its a lonely little tune
Dsus6 B- E-
And if my name is on that list I guess I’ll see you soon
E-
First he heard her voice and then he saw her face
A- B-
She shone just like a crucifix, an instrument of grace
E-
And they got on like children, they got a hotel room
A- B-
They got a new religion, a needle and a spoon
E-
And they gave thanks to the heavens, but the devil held their hands
A- B-
And they walked that great divide between Disciples and partisans
E-
And the brown and the Bible, they were never quite enough
A- B-
But the life that grew inside her well that felt a bit like love
felt a bit like love
D  E-
And, oh its a lonely little town
D  E-
And oh, its a lonely little tune
Dsus6 B- E-
And if my name is on that list I guess I’ll see you soon
Dsus6 B- E-
And if my name is on that list I guess I’ll see you soon
E-
The seasons are a metronome, the rhythm and the wild
A- B-
The winter took his heart away, the spring it took her child
E-
And the honeyed breath of summer is sweet and overgrown
A- B-
But its always autumn sings “its not too late To find your way back home”
To find your way back home”
E-
And a bell sometimes reminds them, or the singing in the wind
A- B-
The striking of a match, the smell of Paraffin
E-
And some folks are drawn to the flames, and some just want to hide
A- B-
But the lonely are the prettiest of all, they burn from the inside
They burn from the inside
A- B-
Yeah, the lonely are the prettiest of all, they burn from the inside
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