Oh, my fair North ^DStar I have ^Emheld to you ^Cdearly I had ^Gasked you to ^Csteer me 'Til one ^Gcloud-scattered ^Dnight I got ^Glost in my ^Dtravels I met ^EmLeo the ^CLion Met a ^Gking and met a ^Cgiant With their ^Gerrant ^Dknight

There's the ^Emwind and the ^Bmrain And the ^Cmercy of the fallen Who say ^Gthey have no ^Dclaim to know what's ^Emright ^C There's the ^Gweak and the ^Dstrong And the ^Embeds that have no ^Canswer And that's ^Gwhere I may ^Drest my head to^Emnight ^C

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I saw ^Gall the bright ^Dpeople In ^Emimposing flocks they ^Clanded And they ^Ggot what they de^Cmanded And they ^Gscratched at the ^Dground Then they ^Gflew, and the ^Dfield Grew as ^Emsweetly for the ^Cflightless Who had ^Glonging yet des^Cpite this They could ^Ghear every ^Dsound

There's the ^Emwind and the ^Bmrain And the ^Cmercy of the fallen Who say ^Gthey have no ^Dclaim to know what's ^Emright ^C

And if your ^Gsister or your ^Dbrother Were ^Emstumbling on their ^Clast mile In a ^Gself-inflicted ^Cexile You'd wish for ^Gthem a humble ^Dfriend And I ^Ghope some^Dday That the ^Embest of Falstaff's ^Cplanners Give me ^Gseven half-built ^Cmanors Where her ^Ghalf-dreams may ^Ddream without ^Emend ^D

There's the ^Emwind and the ^Bmrain And the ^Cmercy of the fallen Who say, "^GHey, it's not my ^Dplace to know what's ^Emright" ^C There's the ^Gweak and the ^Dstrong And the ^Emmany stars that ^Cguide us We have ^Gsome of ^Dthem in^Cside us ^{G D G}