The Eternal Shore Part 1 Chords & Lyrics - Misc Your Songs - Ragon Linde
Artist: Misc Your Songs & Ragon Linde
[INTRO]
[C]
[VERSE]
[C]She lived in a small house[G] by the shore.
[Dm]I was in love. I w[Am]as in love.
[C]I came to visit her. We walked [G]along the shore, listening to the
[Dm]waves. Sometimes we talked, [Am]
sometimes we didn't n[C]eed to talk. We took turns cooking, and at[G]
night, when we fell asleep[Dm] , our future was bright [Am]
and our dreams w[C]ere intertwined and promised a life of hap[G]piness [Dm]
and understanding. [Am]
[Em]There were times when we went for [Am]a drive.
[Em]Her dog loved to come along. [Fmaj7]
[Em]We would disembark in one of the n[Am]earby parks.
The sun,[C]
the rain[G] ,
the gree[Dm]n grass,
the falling leaves [Am]
all of these things w[Fmaj7]elcomed us.
The worl[Cmaj7]d was a stage built just for the two of us.
[Fmaj7]We knew we were safe.
And nothi[Cmaj7]ng could hurt us.
[E]I remember the hours we spent by t[F]he fire. Watching the flames, with their[G]
eternal life of mot[Am]ion, their ability to improvise[Dm] a myriad of scenes from the
[Am]past and the future. The nights [Dm]would get quite cold, but we felt protected [Am]
in the small[Fmaj7] circle of warmth t[Cmaj7]hat we had built for ourselves. [G]
[G]Finally, she invited me to stay. "You don't have to leave,” she said.
[G]"What’s the point? Aren't you happy here with me?” "Yes, I am,” I replied.
[G]I was truly happy.
[O[Dm7]pen [G7]D d[Dm7]rone[G7] through this section]
[Dm7]A few idyllic months followed. But oh, the str[G7]ange, contradictory
[Bb]way in which we are built![Dm]
[Dm7]Some time passed, and I began to miss the city. [G7]
[Bb]I was accustomed to its noises, its neve[Dm]r-ending bustling life.
[Dm7]Sometimes the sound of cars in the distance woke[G7] me at night
and then I realized[Bb] it was the ocean, th[Dm7]at gray foamy giant that kept watching us while we slept.
[Amaj7]The ocean was busy making its own l[Gmaj7]ong-term plans,
[Amaj7]ones that it had thousands of yea[Gmaj7]rs to fulfill.
[Fmaj7]It didn't share its plans. When it talked,[Gmaj7] it spoke in a different
[Amaj7]language. I didn't understan[Gmaj7]d its words.
[SOLO]
[Amaj7][Solo][Gmaj7] [Gmaj7] [Amaj7] [Gmaj7] [Gmaj7] [Dm7] [Dm7] [Dm7] [Dm7]
[Bm] [Bm] [F] [F] [Bm] [Bm] [F] [F]
[E]Sometimes I feel tha[F]t she did. And she [E]would look at me with
[F]sadness, know[G]ing that death and lon[A]eliness were buil[F]t into us[G] [A]
[F]from our birth, [G]with their inevitable collec[A]tion of farewells. [F] [G] [A]
[A]Perhaps she let me go before I realized [F]I had to go?
[A]And finally the day came when I knew I cou[F]ldn't stay. [G]
I invited her to c[A]ome along. But I d[F]idn't th[G]ink she would. [A] [F] [G]
"I’ll wait[A] for you,” she said. [F]
[G]"I’ll be back,” I promised[A] .
[C]
[VERSE]
[C]She lived in a small house[G] by the shore.
[Dm]I was in love. I w[Am]as in love.
[C]I came to visit her. We walked [G]along the shore, listening to the
[Dm]waves. Sometimes we talked, [Am]
sometimes we didn't n[C]eed to talk. We took turns cooking, and at[G]
night, when we fell asleep[Dm] , our future was bright [Am]
and our dreams w[C]ere intertwined and promised a life of hap[G]piness [Dm]
and understanding. [Am]
[Em]There were times when we went for [Am]a drive.
[Em]Her dog loved to come along. [Fmaj7]
[Em]We would disembark in one of the n[Am]earby parks.
The sun,[C]
the rain[G] ,
the gree[Dm]n grass,
the falling leaves [Am]
all of these things w[Fmaj7]elcomed us.
The worl[Cmaj7]d was a stage built just for the two of us.
[Fmaj7]We knew we were safe.
And nothi[Cmaj7]ng could hurt us.
[E]I remember the hours we spent by t[F]he fire. Watching the flames, with their[G]
eternal life of mot[Am]ion, their ability to improvise[Dm] a myriad of scenes from the
[Am]past and the future. The nights [Dm]would get quite cold, but we felt protected [Am]
in the small[Fmaj7] circle of warmth t[Cmaj7]hat we had built for ourselves. [G]
[G]Finally, she invited me to stay. "You don't have to leave,” she said.
[G]"What’s the point? Aren't you happy here with me?” "Yes, I am,” I replied.
[G]I was truly happy.
[O[Dm7]pen [G7]D d[Dm7]rone[G7] through this section]
[Dm7]A few idyllic months followed. But oh, the str[G7]ange, contradictory
[Bb]way in which we are built![Dm]
[Dm7]Some time passed, and I began to miss the city. [G7]
[Bb]I was accustomed to its noises, its neve[Dm]r-ending bustling life.
[Dm7]Sometimes the sound of cars in the distance woke[G7] me at night
and then I realized[Bb] it was the ocean, th[Dm7]at gray foamy giant that kept watching us while we slept.
[Amaj7]The ocean was busy making its own l[Gmaj7]ong-term plans,
[Amaj7]ones that it had thousands of yea[Gmaj7]rs to fulfill.
[Fmaj7]It didn't share its plans. When it talked,[Gmaj7] it spoke in a different
[Amaj7]language. I didn't understan[Gmaj7]d its words.
[SOLO]
[Amaj7][Solo][Gmaj7] [Gmaj7] [Amaj7] [Gmaj7] [Gmaj7] [Dm7] [Dm7] [Dm7] [Dm7]
[Bm] [Bm] [F] [F] [Bm] [Bm] [F] [F]
[E]Sometimes I feel tha[F]t she did. And she [E]would look at me with
[F]sadness, know[G]ing that death and lon[A]eliness were buil[F]t into us[G] [A]
[F]from our birth, [G]with their inevitable collec[A]tion of farewells. [F] [G] [A]
[A]Perhaps she let me go before I realized [F]I had to go?
[A]And finally the day came when I knew I cou[F]ldn't stay. [G]
I invited her to c[A]ome along. But I d[F]idn't th[G]ink she would. [A] [F] [G]
"I’ll wait[A] for you,” she said. [F]
[G]"I’ll be back,” I promised[A] .
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