Johnny Cash - September when it comes

^DThere's a c^Emross above the ^Cbaby's b^Ged, A S^Davior in her dr^Emeams. But s^Che was not deli^Gvered then, And the ^Dbaby became ^Emme. There's a l^Emight inside the d^Carkened r^Goom, A f^Dootstep on the s^Emtair. ^CA door that I for^Gever close, To l^Deave those memories th^Gere. ^CSo when the shadows lin^Amk them, ^CInto an evening s^Amun. First there's s^Emummer, then I'^Cll let you i^Gn. ^DSeptember when it c^Emomes.

^EmI plan to crawl ou^Ctside these wa^Glls, ^DClose my eyes and s^Emee. And f^Call into the hea^Grt and arms, ^DOf those who wait for ^Emme. I cannot move a m^Countain no^Gw; ^DI can no longer r^Emun. ^CI cannot be who ^GI was then: In a w^Day, I never w^Gas. I ^Cwatch the clouds go sa^Amiling; I ^Cwatch the clock and s^Amun. Oh, I w^Ematch myself, de^Cpending ^Gon, ^DSeptember when it c^Emomes. ^CWhen the shadows lin^Amk them, ^CAnd burn away the c^Amlouds. They will ^Emfly me, like an ^Cangel, ^GTo a pl^Dace where I can r^Emest. ^CWhen this begins, I'll l^Get you know, ^DSeptember when it c^Emomes.