Sleeping At Last - Earth

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I d^Bmig 'til my shovel tells a secret, Sw^Gear to the earth that I will keep it, B^Arush off the dirt And let my ch^Bmange of heart occur.

S^Bmold soon after the appraisal, The ha^Gmmer struck the auction table L^Aouder than anything I've ever h^Bmeard.

F^Gault lines tremble underneath my gl^Aass house. But I put it out of ^Gmy mind Long enough to call it c^Aourage To live without a l^Gifeline.

I bend the definition

^AOf faith to exonerate my bl^Gind eye. 'Til the sirens sound,^A I'm safe.

^BmMeanwhile, my family's taking shelter. The sp^Garks send the fire down the wire, A c^Aountdown begins, Until the d^Bmynamite gives in.

The e^Bmcho, as wide as the equator, ^GTravels through a world of built up a^Anger- Too late to pull itself together ^Bmnow.

--- G - A --- Fault lines tremble underneath my glass house. But I put it out of my mind Long enough to call it courage To live without a lifeline. I bend the definition Of faith to exonerate my blind eye. 'Til the sirens sound, I'm safe.