Jethro Tull - Wondering again

Inc^Cestuous ances^Dtry's chara^Cbanc r^Dide, s^Cpawning new m^Dillions throws the w^Corld on its s^Dide. Su^Gpporting their^C far-flung ill^Gusion, the n^Gmational cur^Cm7se, and ^Gthose with n^Do sandwic^Fhes please g^Cet off the bu^Ds. Am Cmaj7 G D F (Fmaj7) D Dsus2 The excrement bubbles, the century's slime decays Am Cmaj7 G D F (Fmaj7)D Dsus2 and the brainwashing government lackeys would have us say Am Cmaj7 G D F (Fmaj7) D Dsus2 it's under control and we'll soon be on our way to a g^Crand year for b^Dabies and q^Cuiz panel g^Dames of the ho^Ct hungry millio^Dns you'll b^Ce sure to r^Demain. The natu^Gral re^Csources are dw^Gindling and n^Gmo one grows o^Cm7ld, and th^Gose with no ^Dhomes to go t^Fo, please d^Cig yourself hol^Des. ^CWe wandered through q^Amuiet lands, felt the ^Gfirst breath of ^Dsn^Dsus2ow. ^CSearched for the last^Am pigeon, sl^Gate grey I've been to^Dld^Dsus2. C D G Em D Em (1) G Stumbled on a daffodil which she crushed in the rush, heard it sigh, and left it to di^De.^Dsus2 At o^Emnce felt rem^Gorse and were to^Duched by the l^Coss of our o^Dwn,^Dsus2 held its p^Emoor broken h^Gead in her ha^Dnds, dropped s^Coft tears in the s^Dno^Dsus2w, and it's o^Dmnly the ta^Cking that m^Gakes you -^Em-- what you ^Dare. ^CWond'ring al^Amoud will a so^Gn one day be bor^Dn ^Dsus2 C Am G D Dsus2 Em D Dsus2 (2) to share in our infancy in the child's path we've worn. ^CIn the aging secl^Dusion of this eart^Gh ^Em that our ^Dbirth did surpr^Emise ^G we'll open his ey^Des.