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Chords Used:

Gsus4 (330033) - This chord is played on the piano (listen to the song to

understand)

csus4 (x33011) - This chord is played on the piano (listen to the song to

• F       (133211) F#      (244322) Em      (022000)

Intro: (piano) G | G Gsus4 G Gsus4 | G Gsus4 G Gsus4 |

Verse 1:

Where did you go - buttoned in your favorite coat

Steppin' out to a differnet world - and I might be home late

Where are you now - stairing at your favorite box

The one with the travellers cross - on the road passed the gate

But if you find yourself standing on the corner whilst you're thinking of a

differnet world

Then you might see me waiting on the corner stairing through you in your

different world

Verse 2:

And if I could swim - I'd go out and find my boat

Sail away to my favorite coast - and let you all in

And if I could do - all the things your asking for

Then maybe I'd find your door - and bring it home to you

Guitar solo: (Chords as verse)

Verse 3:

So where do we go - like two Christophers in the snow

Yeah, am I only one to know - just to say I love you

And all of our lives - we'll sail through the suns and moons

Just to sing our travellers tune - and to say I love you

Chorus: (Play twice)

Chords as chorus end end on F

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