Al Stewart - Trespasser

^BmWhen I first saw your trespasser ^F#mHe wandered uninvited to your ^Bmdoor ^{F#m Bm}He seemed to know his way around Al^F#mthough I'd never seen his face be^Bmfore ^{F#m Bm}Pausing for a moment under^Emneath your window ledge He turned around to see the shadow of the ^Dsundial on the hedge There was a ^Ctightness in his face, as ^Bmthough he were on edge I don't know ^F#mwhy

You ^Bmsee him in your ^F#mdreams You ^Bmsee him in your ^F#mdreams You ^Bmsee him in your ^F#mdreams But ^Gnow I seem to ^Asee him all the ^Bmtime

You ^Bmsaid if there's a trespasser ^F#mThere must be a footprint or a ^Bmsign ^F#m And ^Bmwhat would he be looking for There's ^F#mnothing here for anyone to ^Bmfind ^F#m And ^Bmwhile you tried to say it couldn't ^Embe I realized That you could ^Gfeel no sense of danger and you ^Ddidn't seem surprised I got the ^Cfeeling that you knew more than you ^Bmsaid but felt advised To keep it ^F#min

^Bm Now I see your trespasser ^Emgo wandering alone Sometimes he's ^Gstanding by the flowers or ^Dmelting in the stone And even ^Cwhen I cannot see him I can ^Bmfeel it in my bones That he's still ^F#mthere