Sadness as a gift
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INTRO
A
Two, and one, two, three, four
A-E F#m / D A / D A / E Bm
D A / D A / D-A Bm / E7 E7
VERSE 1
A E F#m
You and I both know
D A
There is nothing more to say
D A
Chance has shut her shining eyes
E Bm
And turned her face away
CHORUS 1
D A
Leaning on the windowsill
D A
You could write me someday, and I think you will
D A Bm
We could see the sadness as a gift and still
E7
Feel too heavy to hold
VERSE 2
A E F#m
Snow fallin'
D A
I try to keep from callin'
D
Watch the spring turn to winter
A E Bm
Fireflies all frozen
CHORUS 2
D A
The seasons go so fast
D A
Thinking that this one was gonna last
D A Bm E7
Maybe the question was too much to ask
VERSE 3
A E F#m
Been searching for your eyes
D A
All I see is blue skies
D A
And that old man beats his crooked cane
E Bm
It's time to let go
CHORUS 3
D A
Leaning on the windowsill
D A
You could write me someday, and I bet you will
D A Bm
We could see the sadness as a gift and still
D A
The seasons go so fast
D A
Thinking that this one was gonna last
D A Bm E7
Maybe the question was too much to ask
A-E F#m / D A / D A / E Bm
D A / D A / D-A Bm / E7 E7
VERSE 4
A E F#m D A
You and I could see into the same eternity
D A E Bm
Every second brimming with a majesty
CHORUS 4
D A
Oh, kiss so sweet, so fine
D A
You could hear the music inside my mind
D A
And you showed me a place
Bm E
I'll find even when I'm old
D A
Leaning on the windowsill
D A
You could write me someday, and I hope you will
D A Bm
We could see the sadness as a gift and still
D A
The seasons go so fast
D A
Thinking that this one was gonna last
D A Bm E7
Maybe the question was too much to ask
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Personal interpretation for educational purposes of the song "Sadness as a gift" by Adrianne Lenker curated by a Picopod user.
Personal interpretation for educational purposes of the song "Sadness as a gift" by Adrianne Lenker curated by a Picopod user.
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