I. A singer addresses his audience II. Calvary Captain III. Philomena IV. Make you Better V. Lake Song VI. Till the Water’s all long gone VII. The Wrong Year VIII. Carolina Low IX. Better Not wake the Baby X. Anti-Summersong XI. Easy Come, Easy Go XII. Mistral XIII. 12/17/12 XIV. A Beginning Song This is an awesome album from the Decemberists that I have attempted to grab the best tabs I could find and put them together in a nice concise place for you! ^_^ .I'm sure everyone knows this, but if you want to go to any particular song, just ctrl-f using the roman numeral attached to it. (be sure to include the .) and it'll take you right to it. :) Enjoy and buy the record! I. The Singer Addresses His Audience from "What a Terrible World, What a Beautiful World" Released January 20th, 2015 Originally tabbed by RandMcNally @ Ultimate-Guitar.com Feel free to send comments or questions to: carmenbondrajr at gmail dot com Standard Tuning E

^EWe know, we know^B, we belo^Ang to ya ^EWe know you buil^Bt your li^Afe around u^Gs Would we ^Achange, we had to chan^Ege some

^EWe know, we know^B, we bel^Aong to ya ^EWe know you thre^Bw your a^Arms around u^Gs And the hopes we wouldn't ^Achange But we had to ch^Eange some You kno^Gw, to bel^Aong to yo^Eu

E|--0-2-4-5--|

^A(barre)We're aware that you^C#m cut your hair In a ^Bstyle that our ^Adrummer wore In a ^Evideo

E|--0-2-3-4--|

^G#But with fame came a^C#m mounting claim For the ^Bevermore You know So when your ^F#mbridal processional Is a ^Atelevised confessional To the ^Ebenefits of Axe sham^C#mpoo You know we did it for ^Byou We did it all for you

^ECause we know, we know^B, we belong to y^Aa ^EWe know you ^Bbuilt your ^Alife around us^G And would we ^Achange, we had to cha^Enge some You ^Gknow, to b^Aelong to ^Eyou (x4)

^GTo belong, to ^Abelong, to ^Ebelong (x5) During this jam part the lead electric comes in and plays a quick E|--3---5---4---0--| before playing the standard G A E barre chords until the finish.

II. Calvary Captain[INTRO] F G Em Am F G Em Am [VERSE]

^FI am ^Gthe cavalry captain, ^EmI am ^Amthe remedy to your heart ^FI am ^Gthe common collector, ^EmI am ^Amimprinted upon your stars

[INTERLUDE] F G Em Am [VERSE]

And when you ^Fshine, shine your ^Geyes, looking ^Emlost, looking ^Ambright Wheel aw^Fay on the light brig^Gade And if ^Fonly for a second (only for a second) And if ^Gonly for a time (only for a time) And if ^Fonly for a second (only for a second) And if ^Gonly for a time, we'll be alive

[CHORUS]

^F ^GWe'll be a^Emlive, oh oh ^Amoh oh oh F G Em Am

[VERSE]

^FI am ^Gthe cavalry captain, ^EmI am ^Amthe remedy to your heart ^FI am ^Gthe common collector, ^EmI am ^Amimprinted upon your stars

[INTERLUDE] F G Em Am [VERSE]

There is a w^Forld, there is a t^Gime, lookin' c^Emalm, lookin' k^Amind And if ^Fonly for a second (only for a second) And if ^Gonly for a time (only for a time) And if ^Fonly for a second (only for a second) And if ^Gonly for a time, we'll be alive

[CHORUS]

^F ^GWe'll be a^Emlive, oh oh ^Amoh oh oh F G Em Am

[OUTRO]

^FI am ^Gthe cavalry captain, ^EmI am ^Amthe remedy to your heart ^FI am ^Gthe common collector, ^EmI am ^Amimprinted upon your stars

just repeat F G Em Am until it fades out III. Philomena You can use D7 instead of D during the verse, it'll sound nice. :) G Em Am D x5

^Em[Ve^Drse 1:] ^GOh, Philom^Emena, you ^Amin a tawdr^Dy-gown ^GLean to your ^Emwindow, ^Amlet slip a ^Dribbon down A^G cure to your ^Emboredom, if o^Amnly you'll ^Dlet me go ^EmDown, down ^Ddown ^GLong sunny ^Emdays can l^Amead to ^Dlazy vices ^GBoys all at ^Emidle, ^Amleft to their ^Down devices ^GOpen up your ^Emlinen ^Amlap and ^Dlet me go ^EmDown, down ^Ddown

[Chorus:]

^BAll I ever wanted in the ^Emworld was just to ^Amlive to see a naked ^Dgirl ^BBut I found I've quickly ^Embored, I wanted ^Cmore, I wante^Dd more

[Verse 2:]

So ^GI'll be your ^Emcandle and I^Am'll be your ^Dstatuette ^GI'll be your ^Emlash and ^Amloop of ^Dleatherette,^G and oh Philo^Emmena, ^Amif only you'l^Dl let me go ^EmDown, down ^Ddown

G Em Am D x3

^Em[Ch^Dorus:] ^BAll I ever wanted in the ^Emworld was just to ^Amlive to see a naked ^Dgirl ^BBut I found I've quickly ^Embored, I wanted ^Cmore, oh so mu^Dch more

[Verse 2:]

S^Go I'll be you^Emr candle and^Am I'll be you^Dr statuette ^GI'll be your ^Emlash and ^Amloop of ^Dleatherette,^G and oh Philo^Emmena, ^Amif only you'l^Dl let me go ^EmDown, down ^Ddown Go ^Emdown, down ^Ddown Go ^Emdown ^D Go ^Gdown

IV. Make you Better This is largely based on the video of Colin playing in New York, less so on the recording. Bm9 Dsus2 Gsus2 e|---7------10-------3---------------| B|---7------10-------3---------------| G|---6------9--------2---------------| D|---0------0--------0---------------| A|---X------X--------X---------------| E|---7------10-------3---------------| INTRO: Bm9 Dsus2 Gsus2 (x2) VERSE:

^Bm9 I want you^Dsus2, thin fingers; ^Gsus2 I wanted you, thin fingernails. ^Bm9 And when yo^Dsus2u bend backwards ^Gsus2 I wanted you, I needed you ^Bm9Oh-oh ^Dsus2to make me^Gsus2 better

Bm9 Dsus2 Gsus2 VERSE: I loved you in spring time I lost you when summer came. And when you pulled backwards I wanted you, I needed you Oh-oh, to make me better. Oh-oh to make me better. CHORUS:

^A But we're not so starry-e^Gyed anymore ^D Like the ^Gperfect param^Dour you were in your ^Aletters ^G ^A And won't it all just come ar^Gound to make you ^D Let it ^Gall unbreak you^D to the day you ^Amet her But it'd make yo^Gu better. It'd make yo^Bm9u better.^Dsus2 ^Gsus2

VERSE: I sung you your twinges I suffered you your tattletales. And when you broke sideways I wanted you, I needed you Oh-oh, to make me better. Oh-oh, to make be better. CHORUS: But we're not so starry-eyed anymore Like the perfect paramour you were in your letters And won't it all just come around to make you Let it all unbreak you to the day that you met her And it'd make you better.

And it'd make yo^Bmu better.^G ^D ^A Did it make you^Bm better? ^G ^D ^A

INSTRUMENTAL: Bm G D A (x2) BRIDGE:

^Bm And all I wanted was a ^Gsliver to call min^De. ^A ^Bm And all I wanted was a ^Gshimmer in your shi^Dne To make me b^Aright ^G ^A

CHORUS: Cause we're not so starry-eyed anymore Like the perfect paramour you were in your letters And won't it all just come around to make you Let it all unbreak you to the day that you met her And it'd make you better. And it'd make you better. OUTRO: Bm9 Dsus2 Gsus2 Bm9 Dsus2 Gsus2 Dsus2 Gsus2 Bm9 V. Lake Song Intro: D

^EmDown by the lake We were overturning pebbles And upending all the animals aligh^Dt ^EmAnd I took a drag From your cigarette and pinched it 'Tween my finger and my thumb Till it di^Ded And the ^Emsun burned low on the r^Dadio ^EmSay that you will Say you will or will you won't Or you whatever you prevaricate Your whole l^Dife, don't you? ^EmThis much I can say: I would've waited till the oceans Fell Away and all the sunken cities Would reveal them^Dselves to you But you w^Emon't, will you? Because you ne^Dver do And the ^Emsun burned through Sweet as honeyd^Dew And ^BmI ^ASeventeen and terminally f^Gey I^F#m wrote it down and threw it all a^Emway Never gave a thought to what I'^Gd paid And ^Bmyou ^ASibylline, reclining in your p^Gew ^F#mYou tattered me, you tethered me^Em to you The things you would and wouldn'^Gt do To tell the truth I never had a c^Dlue

Em D

^EmNow we arise To curse those young suburban villains And their ill-begotten children from the l^Dawn ^EmCome to me now And on this station wagon window Set the ghost of your two footprints That they might h^Daunt me when you're gone And when the ^Emlight broke dawn You were f^Dorever gone But I re^Emmember you, you were full You were full and sweet as hon^Deydew And^Bm I ^ASeventeen and terminally ^Gfey ^F#mI wrote it down and threw it al^Eml away And never gave a thought to^G what I paid And y^Bmou all sib^Aylline, reclining in your ^Gpew ^F#mYou tattered me, you tethered me to y^Emou The things you would and wouldn't ^Gdo You noticed how I never had a c^Dlue Never had a clue You were full and sweet as honeydew You were full and sweet as honeydew

VI. “Till The Water’s All Long Gone” – The Decemberists Tabbed by Ian Cummings on 1/23/15. Time: 3/4 *On the recording, the Em is played in the following manner: e--3 B--5 G--4 D--2 Intro: Em Bm e------3-5—5b7--7b5p3-----------------------------------------| B--3/5----------------5-5-5------3-5--5/7--5-3--5/7--5-3------| G----------------------------2/4-------------------------4----| D-------------------------------------------------------------| A-------------------------------------------------------------| E-------------------------------------------------------------| Em Bm e------3-5—5b7--7b5p3----------------------5-----5-----------------------------| B--3/5----------------5-5-5------3-5--5/7----5/7--7-5/3/2----3p2---------------| G----------------------------2/4--------------------------4------4p2-----------| D--------------------------------------------------------------------4p3p2-----| A------------------------------------------------------------------------------| E------------------------------------------------------------------------------|

The^Emy came down fr^Bmom the mountain They’^Emd strayed too long from the fo^Bmuntain ^EmAnd all the while ^EmAll the while they^Bm longed for us

^BmBut I won't be^Emtray No I^Bm won't be^Emtray No I ^Bmwon't be^Emtray our ^Bmwater ^BmNo I won't be^Emtray No I^Bm won't be^Emtray No I^Bm won't be^Emtray our ^Bmwater Till the ^Dwater's ^Aall long ^Emgone

(Intro)

^EmAnd you, my sweet^Bm flower ^EmAnd how you grew more sweet by^Bm the hour ^EmAnd loathe was I ^EmLoathe was I to lose ^Bmyou ^BmMy tender^Em rose My^Bm limber^Em rose My^Bm slender^Em loping ^Bmdaughter

^BmMy tender^Em rose My^Bm slende^Emr rose My^Bm limber^Em loping ^Bmdaughter But my d^Daughter’s lo^Ang, lon^Emg gone

(Intro) *Fingerpick the first two lines, strum after:

They^Em came down from^Bm the mountain They'd^Em strayed too long from^Bm the fountain ^EmO my girl, o my love I've^Bm lost you

^BmBut I won't be^Emtray No I^Bm won't be^Emtray No I ^Bmwon't be^Emtray our ^Bmwater

^BmNo I won't be^Emtray No I^Bm won't be^Emtray No I^Bm won't be^Emtray our ^Bmwater Till the ^Dwater's all^A long^Em gone

Intro X4 (with some variation on the tab) VII. The Wrong Year G D Em Cmaj7 x2 [Verse:]

^GGray Jean was a^D river child ^EmBorn down by the^Cmaj7 river wild ^G ^D ^Em ^Cmaj7 ^GSaid hey, what ya^D wanna be? ^EmNobody's gonna ^Cmaj7intervene ^G[C^Dho^Emrus^Cmaj7:] ^DAnd she wants you^Cmaj7 but you won't do ^DAnd it won't leave you ^Cmaj7alone ^DAnd the rain falls ^Cmaj7on the wrong year D Cmaj7 D ^GAnd it^D w^Emon'^Cmaj7t leave you alone, it won't leave you alone

G D Em Cmaj7 [Verse 2:]

^GCould be that he's^D into you ^EmCould be that th^Cmaj7e opposite's true ^G ^D ^Em ^Cmaj7 ^GStruck down as a ^Dsummer child ^EmTen steps just to^Cmaj7 run a mile G D Em Cmaj7

[Chorus:]

^DAnd he wants you ^Cmaj7but you won't do ^DAnd it won't leave you ^Cmaj7alone ^DAnd the rain falls ^Cmaj7on the wrong year D Cmaj7 D ^GAnd it^D w^Emon't leave you alone, it won't leave you alone ^Cmaj7It won't leave you alon^Ge ^D ^Em ^Cmaj7 [Bridge:] ^BmYour spirit's w^Ameiling ^BmFlesh is getting ^Ambored ^BmSpeaker's ^Amblaring out some ^Clong forgotten chord Some missbegotten^D long forgotten cho^Grd

D Em Cmaj7 G D Em Cmaj7 [Verse 3:]

^GSing me some ?^Dmandolin? (if anyone know what he says here, please write it in the comment section) ^EmAnd I'll sleep all the^Cmaj7 winter long ^G ^D ^Em ^Cmaj7 ^GTill then I can ^Donly be, ^Emnobody's gonna ^Cmaj7intervene

G D Em Cmaj7 [Chorus:]

^DAnd she wants you^Cmaj7 but you won't do ^DAnd it won't leave you ^Cmaj7alone ^DAnd the rain falls ^Cmaj7on the wrong year D Cmaj7 D ^GAnd it^D w^Emon't leave you alone, it won't leave you alone ^Cmaj7It won't leave you alon^Ge ^D ^Em ^Cmaj7It won't leave you alon^Ge ^D ^Em ^Cmaj7 G D Em Cmaj7

VIII. Artist: The Decemberists Song: Carolina Low Tabbed by: N.H. I heard Colin play this song on NPR and had to learn it. He said he had written it that morning, so this song is only two days old at this point. It's an easy song to learn just from listening, so this tab is for beginners looking to play. I can't quite figure out his picking pattern, but I got all the notes of the melody. He doesn't play these exactly while singing, but it is the melody he sings to. I left out the bass notes, but I just play the low D at every pause. The lyrics are just a guess at what he is singing, so some of them may be wrong, and they will probably change if it is ever recorded for an album. Tuning: DADGBE - Drop D E ---------------------------------------| B ---------------------------------------| G -------0--2-----------------0----------| D -0--3----------------0-3---------0-----| A ---------------------------------------| D ---------------------------------------| I am a boy from the high country E ---------------------------------------| B ---------------------------------------| G --------------0------------------------| D ----0-3------------2-----------2h3---0-| A -----------------------------------3---| D ---------------------------------------| And I got a little low for the offering That's the gist of the song. Here it is without the lyrics. Might make it easier to see the melody. E -----------------------------------------------| B -----------------------------------------------| G -----0-2--------0-----------0------------------| D -0-3--------0-3---0-----0-3---2--------2h3---0-| A -------------------------------------------3---| D -----------------------------------------------| He also walks down the low D string sometimes in the interludes between lyric like this: A -3--------| D ----3-2-0-| And he also may do it at the last line of every stanza, as opposed to: A -2h3---0-| D -----3---| I am a boy From the high country And I got a little low For the offering Come down from the mountains Bow to the sea Carolina low - to cradle thee Gonna take you up Gonna take you around Oh, your poor little pant legs Dragging down Did you crack your lip? Did you skin your knee? Carolina low - to carry thee What is sealed with a handshake Is spoiled with a kiss Got an ugly little mouth, boy To come to this I'm bound for the hilltops Gonna make it bleed Carolina low - to carry thee I am a boy From the high country And I got a little low For the offering And I got a little low For the offering And I got a little low For the offering IX. Better not Wake the Baby I play this in D standard tuning, so 2 steps down. Since it's all based around Em, it's really easy to play a basic melody between strums since those top 3 strings will be open anyways. --------- Em A5 Em A5 D Em

^EmKick a hole in the hallway While singing like a painted ^A5lady ^EmUse your skull like a cannonball ^EmBut it ^A5better not ^Dwake the ^Embaby

Chorus

^DHow ^Emlong will this go on? ^DHow ^Emlong, ^A5indeed? ^EmYou can bang a drum 'till the money's all gone ^EmBut it ^A5better not ^Dwake the ^Embaby

^EmMake your moan of your lot in life Split your mind half ^A5crazy ^EmGouge your eyes with a butter knife ^EmBut it ^A5better not ^Dwake the ^Embaby

Chorus

^EmDrown yourself in crocodile tears Curse the gods what ^A5made 'ye ^EmPine away for your better years ^EmBut it ^A5better not ^Dwake the ^Embaby

Chorus x2 X. XI. Anti-summersong G C Here now, long gone

^GThree freaks and a ^Dbed are gone ^EmWent to the river but the ^Criver got dry And ^Gall the good people were ^Dhanging around

^GToo little, ^Ctoo late ^GEverybody gotta ^Dmedicate ^EmThrough the winter when the ^Cwinter comes down And ^Gall the city comes to ^Dhanging ground

^CI'm not ^Ggoing on ^DJust to sing another ^Gsummer song ^CSo long, ^Gfarewell ^DDon't everybody follow ^Gover themselves

HARMONICA SOLO C G D G C G D G

^CI'm not ^Ggoing on ^DJust to sing another ^Gsummer song ^CSo long, ^Gfarewell ^DDon't everybody follow ^Gover themselves

^CI'm not ^Ggoing on ^DJust to sing another ^Emsingalong ^Dsuicide ^Csong ^CSo long, ^Gfarewell ^DDon't everybody follow ^Gover themselves So, ^Ddon't everybody follow ^Gover themselves ^DDon't everybody follow ^Cover themselves

^GHere now, ^Clong gone ^GThree freaks and a ^Dbed are gone ^EmWent to the river but the ^Criver got dry And ^Gall the good people were ^Dhanging around

^GToo little, ^Ctoo late ^GEverybody gotta ^Dmedicate ^EmThrough the winter when the ^Cwinter comes down And ^Gall the city comes to ^Dhanging ground

^CI'm not ^Ggoing on ^DJust to sing another ^Gsummer song ^CSo long, ^Gfarewell ^DDon't everybody follow ^Gover themselves

HARMONICA SOLO C G D G C G D G

^CI'm not ^Ggoing on ^DJust to sing another ^Gsummer song ^CSo long, ^Gfarewell ^DDon't everybody follow ^Gover themselves

XII. Easy Come, Easy Go Intro notes--- B A G F# Intro-- Em Am Em Am Em D Em x2

^EmLimber-Jack, he ^Amlanded on his ^Emback Was ^Ambetting on the ^Emnetting when the ^Drigging went ^Emslack Was a ^Emmoonless-night, the ^Amstars all lending ^Emlight She's ^Amleering in the ^Emmirror when the ^Drodent broke ^Emright

Cause you ^Emnever ^Em/Greally ^Aknow When the ^Awhistle's ^A/Ggonna ^Emblow You ^Emnever ^Em/Greally ^Aknow Easy come and easy ^B7go

He was a ^Emstand-up gent, but ^Amno one knew his ^Embent And ^Amall the little ^Embones that he ^Dhid in his ^Emvent She was the ^Emcome-on queen, ^Amjewel on the ^Emscene They ^Amfound her in the ^Emshower she'd been ^Dgone for seven ^Emweeks

Cause you ^Emnever ^Em/Greally ^Aknow (no you never really know) When the ^Awhistle's ^A/Ggonna ^Emblow You ^Emnever ^Em/Greally ^Aknow (no you never really know) Easy come and easy ^B7go

Instrumental--- Verse prog... 1x

Cause you ^Emnever ^Em/Greally ^Aknow (no you never really know) When the ^Awhistle's ^A/Ggonna ^Emblow You ^Emnever ^Em/Greally ^Aknow (no you never-ever know) Easy come and easy ^B7go

Oh, ^EmLimber-Jack, his ^Amname is on the ^Emplaque His ^Ammother is ^Emanother that will ^Dnever get him ^Emback

XIII. “Mistral” – The Decemberists Tabbed by Ian Cummings on 1/24/15. *Dadd4 is just the traditional open C chord shifted up two frets: e--x B--3 G--0 D--4 A--5 E--x Intro: C G D Em C G D C G D Em Am C Dadd4

^CSo we already wrecked the^Em rental car ^GAnd I've already lost my ^Emway ^CMy feet entombed in this ^Emtourist bar For a ^Amday, any^Cway ^CSo lay me down on the ^Emcobblestones ^GAnd unfurl this aching ^Emjib ^CThe streets all built on ^Emancient bones And the ^Amcrib of the ^Cribs

^CWon't the mi^Gstral ^DBlow it all aw^Emay ^CWon't the mi^Gstral Blow awa^Dy ^CWon't the mi^Gstral ^DBlow it all aw^Emay Won’t it blow^Am, won’t it blow^C, won’t it blow^Dadd4

^CSo it's me and you and the ^Embaby boy ^GAnd a fourth to share the ^Emweight ^CWe're eking out a ^Emlittle joy From what ^Amawaits back in the ^CStates, aay

^CWon't the mi^Gstral ^DBlow it all aw^Emay ^CWon't the mi^Gstral Blow awa^Dy ^CWon't the mi^Gstral ^DBlow it all aw^Emay Won’t it blow^Am, won’t it blow^C, won’t it blow^Dadd4

(Honky-tonk piano, guitar solos) C Em G Em C Em Am C

^CWon't the mi^Gstral ^DBlow it all aw^Emay ^CWon't the mi^Gstral Blow awa^Dy ^CWon't the mi^Gstral ^DBlow it all aw^Emay Won’t it blow^Am, won’t it blow^C, won’t it blow^Dadd4

Fade out:

^CWon't the mi^Gstral ^DBlow it all aw^Emay ^CWon't the mi^Gstral Blow awa^Dy ...

XIII. “12/17/12” — The Decemberists Tabbed by Ian Cummings on 1/24/15. *D add4 is just the traditional open C chord shifted up two frets: e--x B--3 G--0 D--4 A--5 E--x Intro: G, quick shift to C X4

^AmWhat a gift, what a gift has been ^Ggiven me C/G D add4 Here with my heart so whole While^Am others may be^C grieving To think of their ^Ggrieving ^C ^G

^AmAnd O my boy, don't you know you are ^Gdear to me C/G D add4 You are the breath of life And a^Am light upon the^C water A light upon the^G water ^C ^G

(Harmonica solo – use verse form.)

^AmAnd O my love, if you only knew how I ^Glonged for you C/G D add4 How I waste my days Wishing^Am you would come^C around Just to have you aro^Gund ^C ^G

^AmAnd what a dear, what a sweet little^G baby C/G D add4 This cannonball In the^Am bosom of your^C belly It's just a kick in your^G belly ^C ^G

(Harmonica solo #2)

^AmAnd O my god, what a world you have ^Gmade here C/G D add4 What a terrible world What a^Am beautiful^C world What a world you have m^Gade here ^C ^G What a world^C you have^G made here ^C ^G What a world^C you have^G made here ^C ^G What a world^C you have^G made here. ^C ^G

XIV. A Beginning Song G D x2

^GLet's commence to coord^Dinate our ^Gsigns Get them s^Dquare to ^Glights Get them ^Dsquare to ^Glights ^D ^GCondescend the calmest r^Diot ^Gin your mind Find yourself ^Din ^Gtime Find yours^Delf in ^Gtime ^D

[Chorus:]

^C I am ^Gwaiting, ^Dshould I be ^Cwaiting? ^G ^D ^C And I am ^Gwanting, s^Dhould I be ^Cwanting? And ^Dall around ^Cme, ^Dall around ^Gme

G,D X2 [Verse 2:]

^G Document the world in^Dside your ^Gskin ^DTender of your ^Glips The tender of^D your ^Glips ^D ^GDoc commence to care ^Deach brick of ^Gheart The sensor on^D your ^Gheart Starting ^Dwith your ^Gheart light up ^C ^D

[Chorus:]

^C I am ^Gwaiting, ^Dshould I be ^Cwaiting? ^G ^D ^C And I am ^Gwanting, should ^DI be ^Cwanting? And ^Dall around ^Cme, ^Dall around ^Gme ^DAll around ^Gme X3

[Bridge:]

^C I am ^Gwaiting, ^Dshould I be ^Cwaiting? ^G ^D ^C And I am ^Gwanting, ^Dshould I be ^Cwanting?^G ^D ^C I am ^Ghopeful, ^Dshould I be ^Chopeful ^Dall around^C me D C D C X2 All around me

[Verse 3:]

It's it ^Csunlight,^D it's it ^Cshadow ^D ^CIt's the quiet^D, ^Cit's the word ^D It's the ^Cbeating heart ^D It's the ^Cocean..^D. It's the ^Cboy ^D It's ^Cyou^D, my sweet love Oh, my love And the light, bright light And the light, bright light Bright light, bright light It's all around me It's all around me It's all around me

Decemberists - What a terrible world what a beautiful world