Mary Chapin Carpenter - Map of my heart

^GThe map of my heart looks a lot like yours From the one way streets to the old detours To the ^Bmdark dead ends with their missing signs The ^Emsun and the moon and the roads that wind Like the ^Cstories we tell tracing the ^Groutes ^CWind in my ears, dirt on ^Gmy boots

^GThe map of my heart is torn at the corners From ignoring the warnings, disobeying the orders I've been ^Bmlost in a crowd, found in solitary I ^Emlearned how to travel with just what I could carry Towards the ^Cvast unseen and the great un^Gknown The ^Cmap of a heart is all that ^Gwe own

Leaving ^Dsafety to chance and reason be^Ghind X ^Dmarks every spot I thought I'd lost my ^Ammind I didn't ^Dthink that I could but I couldn't stop ^Ctrying

And I ^Gcan't stop trying to hold in my hands That moment I could feel my heart expand With more ^Bmlove than I thought could exist in the world The ^Emhollows were gone, the emptiness filled A ^Clife transformed down to ^Gthe bone This ^Cmap of my heart is all that ^GI own

Do we ^Dever stop longing and looking for ^Ghome Do we ^Dever stop feeling apart and a^Amlone Do we ^Dever stop dreaming of where we be^Clong This ^Gmap of my heart looks a lot like yours