This is the last long on "The Cartographer". After the song "The Dead Men Stood 
Together", there is minute or two of silence before it starts.
I've tried searching google and have found no mention of this song anywhere even though 
it is a beautiful song.

Listen to it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMI5klM_K-I (skip ahead)

Capo 6

This is roughly the way the chords are played. You can either palm mute when the Em, C 
and F are first strummed, or strum it quietly to sound best.
The high e string is never played

Am (x02210@1)    Em (022000@1)         F (133211@1)           Ce|-x-------------------------------------------------------------------------| (x32010@1)B|-1--1p0--------------------1--------------1--------------------------------|
G|-2-------0---0-------2-----2-------0------0--------------------------------|
D|-2-------2------2p0--3-------------2---2-----------------------------------|
A|-0-------2-----------3---3---------3---3-----------------------------------|
E|---------0-------------------------x---------------------------------------|          .
          .             .



Intro

Am Em F C

Am (x02210@1)  Em (022000@1)      F (133211@1)     CSacrifice, (x32010@1)is a part of life

Am (x02210@1)          Em (022000@1)          F (133211@1)  CSometimes (x32010@1)not knowing is better.

Am (x02210@1)           Em (022000@1) F (133211@1)             CThe (x32010@1)waves that we rode, lines moving slow.



Am (x02210@1)      Em (022000@1)        F (133211@1)    CTime (x32010@1)is a constant direction

Am (x02210@1)       Em (022000@1)        F (133211@1)     CI (x32010@1)was just looking to know you.

I was just looking to know you.

I was just trying to know you.

I was just trying to know you.

I was just looking to know you.

I was just trying to know you.

I was just dying to know you