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Am Em Am Em
AmSoftening her winter
EmWith his eyes
AmSitting in the meadow
EmIn disguise
DFeeling his way
AmTouching the E7stone
DWatching the day
EmThrough a telAmephone
AmColours in the caEmrnage of his hand
AmLose it in the debriEms on the stairs
DFeeling his way
AmTouching heE7r hand
DMaking his way
EmTo the panAmstand B7  
CHe's in the sky
GHe's in the tide
AmHe's in the trees
FAnd the buzz of the night
AmFeet in the sand
EmWatching Elife
AmThrough Julian's eyes
(Just repeat it)
Softening the winter
With his smile
Sitting in the doorway
Counting tiles
Feeling his way
Touching life
Watching the day
Through quiet eyes
Elephants and spiders
In his hand
Capital letters
Green and red
Feeling his way
Making a start
Watching the day
Through cut glass
He's in the sky
He's in the grass
He's in the winter
And the curve of the stars
Feet in the sand
Watching life
Through Julian's eyes

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Julians Eyes

by Brett Anderson

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Chords in this song · guitar

Am Em Am Em

Softening her winter

With his eyes

Sitting in the meadow

In disguise

Feeling his way

Am E7

Touching the stone

Watching the day

Em Am

Through a telephone

Am Em

Colours in the carnage of his hand

Am Em

Lose it in the debris on the stairs

Feeling his way

Am E7

Touching her hand

Making his way

Em Am B7

To the panstand

He's in the sky

He's in the tide

He's in the trees

And the buzz of the night

Feet in the sand

Em E

Watching life

Through Julian's eyes

(Just repeat it)

Softening the winter

With his smile

Sitting in the doorway

Counting tiles

Feeling his way

Touching life

Watching the day

Through quiet eyes

Elephants and spiders

In his hand

Capital letters

Green and red

Feeling his way

Making a start

Watching the day

Through cut glass

He's in the sky

He's in the grass

He's in the winter

And the curve of the stars

Feet in the sand

Watching life

Through Julian's eyes

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