Tonalité : D major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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Let the
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river rock you like a cradle
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Climb to the treetops, child,
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if you're able
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Let your hands tie a knot
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across the table.
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Come and touch the things you
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cannot feel.
Verse 2
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And close your fingertips an d fly
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where I can't hold you
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Let the sun-rain fall fall and let the
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dewy clouds enfold you
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And maybe you can sing to me
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the words I just told you,
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If all the things you feel ain't
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what they seem.
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And don't mind me 'cos I ain't nothin'
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but a dream.
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Verse 3
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The mocking bird sings each
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different song
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Each song has wings - they
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won't stay long.
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Do those who hear think he's
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doing wrong?
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While the church bell tolls its one-note song
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song
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And the school bell is tinkling
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to the throng.
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Come here where your ears
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cannot hear.
Verse 4
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And close your eyes, child,
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and listen to what I'll tell you
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Follow in the darkest night the
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sounds that may impel you
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And the song that I am singing may
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disturb or serve to quellyou
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If all the sounds you hear ain't
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what they seem,
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Then don't mind me 'cos I ain't
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nothin' but a dream
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Verse 5
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The rising smell of fresh-cut grass
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grass
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Smothered cities choke and
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yell with fuming gas
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I hold some grapes up to the sun
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And their flavour breaks
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upon my tongue.
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With eager tongues we
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taste our strife
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And fill our lungs with
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seas of life.
Come taste and smell the waters
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of our time.
Verse 6
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And close your lips, child,
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so softly I might kiss you,
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Let your flower perfume out and
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let the winds caress you.
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As I walk through the garden,
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I am hoping I don't miss you
If all the things you taste ain't
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what they seem,
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Then don't mind me 'cos I ain't
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nothin' but a dream .
Verse 7
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The sun and moon both arise
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And we'll see them soon
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through days and nights
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But now silver leaves are mirrors,
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bring delights.
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And the colours of your eyes
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are fiery bright,
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While darkness blinds the
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skies with all its light.
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Come see where your eyes
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cannot see.
Verse 8
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And close your eyes, child,
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and look at what I'll show you;
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Let your mind go reeling out an
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d let the breezes blow you,
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And maybe when we meet
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then suddenly I will know you.
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If all the things you see ain
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Then don't mind me 'cos I
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ain't nothin' but a dream .
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And you can follow; And you can
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follow; follow...
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