Am7 | C | G | D |
Am | C | G | D |
Helplessly hoping her | harlequin hovers near- | by, awaiting a | word. |
Am | C | G | D |
Gasping at glimpses of | gentle true spirit he | runs wishing he could | fly |
Am | C | G | D | |
only to | trip at the | sound of good- | bye... |
Am | C | G | D |
Wordlessly watching he | waits by the window and | wonders at the empty place in | side |
Am | C | G | D |
Heartlessly helping him | self to her bad dreams he | worries did he hear a good | bye |
Am | C | G | C/G | |
or | even... | hel- | lo? |
G | |
They are | one person, they are two a-lone, they are three to-gether, |
G | G7 | C | G | |
they are | for... | each | other |
Am | C | G | D |
Stand by the starway you’ll | see something certain to | tell you confusion has its | cost. |
Am | C | G | D |
Love isn’t lying it’s | loose in a lady who | lingers, saying she is | lost |
Am | C | G | C/G | |
and | choking | ... on hel | lo. |