C The rain had started tapping G On the window near my bed F There was a loop hole in my dreaming G So I got out of it Am F And to my surprise my eyes were wide and already open D7 Just my nightstand and my dresser G Where those nightmares had just been C So I dressed myself and left then G Out into the grey streets F But everything seemed different G And completely new me Am F The sky, the trees, houses, buildings, even my own body D7 And each person I encountered, G I couldn't wait to meet C And I came upon a doctor G Who appeared in quite poor health F I said, “there's nothing I can do for you, G You can't do for yourself" Am He said, "oh yes you can, just hold my hand, F I think that that would help" D7 So I sat with him a while G And I asked him how he felt F Am F Am He said, "I think I'm cured, no in fact I'm sure of it F Am G Thank you stranger, for your therapeutic smile." C So that's how I learned the lesson G That everyone's alone F And your eyes must do some raining G If you're ever gonna grow Am When crying don't help you can't compose yourself F It's best to compose a poem D7 G An honest verse of longing, or a simple song of hope C That's why I'm singing, baby, don't worry G Cause now I've got you back F And every time you feel like crying G I'm gonna try to make you laugh Am F And if I can't, if it just hurts too bad, then we'll wait for it to pass D7 And I will keep you company G Through those days so long and black C We'll keep working on the problem G We know we'll never solve F Of love's uneven remainders G There lies fractions of a whole Am But if the world could remain within a frame F Like a painting on a wall D7 Then I think we'd see the beauty then G And stand staring in awe F Am F Am At our still lives posed, like a bowl of oranges F Am G Like a story told, by the fault lines and the soul
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