Jethro Tull - Life is a long song

^DWhen you're falling a^Cwake and you ^Dtake stock of the new ^Cday,^{A Asus4 A D} and you hear your voice ^Ccroak as you ^Dchoke on what you need to ^Csay.^{A Asus4 A F}well, don't you fret, don't you ^Cfear, I will ^Ggive you good ^Ach^Asus4eer. ^A

^DLife's a long song^C. ^{G D}Life's a long song^C. ^{G D}Life's a long song^C. If you ^Gwait then your plate I will ^Afi^Asus4ll. ^{A D}

As the verses un^Cfold and your ^Dsoul suffers the long ^Cday.^{A Asus4 A D} And the twelve o'clock ^Cgloom spins the ^Droom, you struggle on your ^Cway^A. ^{Asus4 A F}Well, don't you sigh, don't you ^Ccry, lick the ^Gdust from your ^Aey^Asus4e. ^A

^DLife's a long song^C. ^{G D}Life's a long song^C. ^{G D}Life's a long song^C. We will ^Gmeet in the sweet light of ^Ada^Asus4wn. ^{A D}

As the Baker Street ^Ctrain spills your ^Dpain all over your new ^Cdress^A. ^{Asus4 A D} And the symphony ^Csounds under^Dground put you under d^Curess^A, ^{Asus4 A D F}well don't you squeal as the ^Cheel ^Ggrinds you under the ^Awh^Asus4eel. ^A

^DLife's a long song^C. ^{G D}Life's a long song^C. ^{G D}Life's a long song^C. But the ^Gtune ends too soon for us ^Aal^Asus4l. ^A

But the ^Gtune ends too soon for us ^Aall.^{Asus4 A Asus2 D}