fred eaglesmith - crowds
by lupus nensén lupus@lupusnensen.net

capo 3rd, in the key of G

fig. 1 (G)  fig. 2 (C)  fig. 3 (D)
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G
you didn't disappear you surely said goodbye
           C
with your eyes full of tears, a heartache in your smile
    G
i should've keept in touch, i don't know what i was thinkin'
         C
but it got to be too much, so i sort of took to drinkin'
  G
darlin' you used to tell me: don't throw too much away
                        C
and i realised that i had, one cold october day

       G
so i look for you in crowds, in train stations and bus stops
                                   C
on sidewalks in the middle of the night
                    G           D            C
when i go driving by little churchyards on saturdays
                        G
i check to see if you might be the bride
                D
i hope you're happy now
          C               G
i still look for you in crowds

do you remember mrs randol, she lived on second avenue
and when we'd go walkin' by, how she'd come run after you
well i saw her just the other day, ran into by chance
she asked me how you where, as she took my hand
when i told her what had happened
her eyes filled up with tears as she walked away
i wanted to call after her

i still look for you in crowds, in train stations and bus stops
on sidewalks in the middle of the night
when i go driving by little churchyards on saturdays
i check to see if you might be the bride
i hope you're happy now
i still look for you in crowds

if you're listenin' to this station, maybe you're driving home
you got a kid in the backseat, maybe you're all alone
my name is simon wright, my father was a preacher
my sister was your best friend, your mother was a teacher
i ain't looking for nothing much, just an old friend
so darling if you're listenin', maybe you could just call in

i still look for you in crowds, in train stations and bus stops
on sidewalks in the middle of the night
when i go driving by little churchyards on saturdays
i check to see if you might be the bride
i hope you're happy now
i still look for you in crowds
i still look for you
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