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In Ctruck stops, and hamburger joints,
Em In Cadillac limosuines, in the company of
DmHas-beens and bent-backs
G And sleeping forms on pavement steps,
In Clibraries and railway stations,
Em In books and banks,
Dm In the pages of history
And Gsuicidal cavalry attacks I recognizeC Am
F Myself in Gevery stranger's Ceyes.
And in Cwheelchairs by monuments,
Em Under tube trains, commuter accidents,
Dm In council care and county courts,
G At Easter fairs and sea-side resorts,
C In drawing rooms and city morgues,
In award-winning Emphotographs of life-rafts on the China Seas,
In Dmtransit camps, under arc lamps, on unloading ramps,
G And faces blurred by rubber stamps I recognizeC Am
F Myself in Gevery stranger's Ceyes.
And Cnow, from where I Emstand, upon this hDmill I've
plundered from the Gpool
I look aCround, I search the Emsky, I shade mDmy eyes so
nearly bGlind
And I've seen Csights of half-rememberAmed days, I
hear bells that cFhiEmme Dm in strange, familiaGr ways
I recoCgnAmize tFhe hope you kindGle in your eyCes
CFEmGCFG
C It's oh, so easy now, as we Flie here in the Emdark
Nothing Ginterferes, it's obvious how to beat thCe
tears that thFreaten to snuff out the smGoke of our
loCve.
Contribuição: Francisco Tanure(email protected)
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