Okkervil River

and we have fun – we go l ^C aughing and r ^G unning
down to the ^D water, there by the ^Am sea ^C
where the ^G body just ^C floats like a ^G rowboat
and the m ^D oon's like a harbor light ^Am lit in this ^C sky
and this p ^Em icture's got a woman who l ^G ooks like you
and a ^D guy who looks just like ^Am someone I've ^C seen
when it ^G turns out - I ^C hope that it ^G turns out
I hope that it ^D turns out the ^C way that you ^G dreamed
embarcadero ^C train station's ^G empty
and I ^D just cannot bel ^Am ieve how l ^C ong it takes
^G all the way ^C home through the ^G city
and everyone's ^D looking - least, it's nice to be ^Am lieve everyone's ^C looking
this ^Em picture's got a woman who ^G looks like you
and a ^D guy who looks just like ^Am someone I've ^C seen
when it ^G turns out, I h ^C ope that it t ^G urns out
I hope that it ^D turns out the ^C way that you ^G dreamed
ghostly faces at my l ^C iving-room ^G window
they are not ^D scared of me 'cause they ^Am know I can't ^C hurt them
they ^G press up and ^C see, in the ^G lamp-glow
all of the ^D hurt and the love in ^Am side of ^C me
it's their ^Em final dut ^C y
to ^Em see right through ^C me
twelve ^Em hours 'til the ^D dawn
but we've ^Am got to hold ^D on, hold on to me...
because we'll be ^G running
^{G C G D Am C
G} down to the ^C water this ^G morning
well, nobody ^D waits for you to bel ^Am ieve ^C
in ^G ghosts, lit by ^C moonlight or ^G dawning
or in this ^D picture of ^C you and ^G me