Intro:
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Verse:
Am
Bird cage blue and yellow
F
Candles warm and windows bare
DmAm
Tracing upturned smiles of portraits
Dm
Drawn to disappear
Am
Flowers never talk
F
They never want, they never need
DmAm
In a cradle gilded
Em
They are left to rot yet never bleed
Am
Eyes of silver, mirror, mirror
Dm
Thread on wood and steel
Am
Keep what can be kept
Dm
And heave to see which one will kneel
Am
I've been told to wait
Dm
But why should there be silence
F
Dawning pretty laces
Am
Weaving capеs of gold
Dm
And framing muffled faces
Dm
I can be diffеrent
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I can't be puppeted
Am
Garden evergreen
Dm
Was what I thought what I would see
Am
Branches meet my steps
Dm
Their kisses open up ravines
Am
Fences frozen in a dance
Dm
They've yet to perform
AmEm
I leave the house and the Baroness
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Buried in before
Outro:
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Finndu mig í framtíðinni
GF
Malayang maya, malayo-layo
GF
Malayang maya, malayo-layo
GF
Malayang maya, malayo-layo
GF
Malayang maya, malayo-layo
EmAm
Rödd eins og bjalla
DmAm
Heldur okkur öruggum
DmAm
Frá framtíðinni
GF
Malayang maya, malayo-layo
GF
Malayang maya, malayo-layo
GF
Malayang maya, malayo-layo
GF
Malayang maya, malayo-layo
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research. UkuTabs does not own any songs, lyrics or arrangements posted and/or printed.
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research. UkuTabs does not own any songs, lyrics or arrangements posted and/or printed. This arrangement was downloaded for free on UkuTabs.com.
Yaelokre is a storytelling project run by Keath Ósk, honouring wonderment through song and illustration, portraying an ensemble of four young minstrels known as “The Lark”, to sing of fables retold and unsung: from truth to fairytale, granting voice to the stories of Meadowlark
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