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G</sup> Night ^C swimming ^D deser ^G ves a quiet night. ^{C A C D}
The ^G photograph on the ^C dashboard, ^D
G taken years ago, ^{C A
C} Turned around backwards so the ^D windshield shows.
^G Every streetlight ^{C D} reveals
the ^G picture in reverse. ^{C A
C} Still, it's so much ^D clearer.
^G I forgot my ^C shirt ^D at the ^G water's edge.
^C The moon is ^A low to ^C night. <sup>D G

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G</sup> Night ^C swimming ^D deser ^G ves a quiet night. ^{C A
C} I'm not sure all these ^D people under ^G stand.
It's ^C not like ^D years ago ^G ,
The ^C fear of get ^A ting ^C caught,
Of ^D recklessness and ^G water.
They ^C cannot ^D see me ^G naked.
These ^C things, they ^A go a ^C way,
Re ^D placed by every ^G day.

Night ^C swimming ^D , re ^G membering that ^C night. ^A
Sep ^C tember's coming ^D soon.
I'm ^G pining for the ^C moon. ^D
And ^G what if there were ^C two
^A Side by ^C side in orbit
A ^D round the fairest ^G sun?
That ^C bright, ^D tight fo ^G rever drum
Could ^C not describe ^A nightswi ^C mming. <sup>D

G</sup> You, I thought I ^C knew you ^D .
^G You I cannot ^C judge. ^A
C You, I thought you ^D knew me,
this one ^G laughing quietly ^{C D} under ^G neath my breath. ^C
A Night ^C swimming. ^D

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The ^G photograph re ^C flects,
^D Every ^G streetlight a re ^C minder.
^A Night ^C swimming de ^D serves a quiet ^G night,
^{C D G}
de ^C serves a ^A quiet ^C night. ^{D
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