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                        Carry Me    (David Crosby)

      g#e bg# eb   g#e bg# eb   f#e df# ed f#e g#e bg# eb
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    e (022000@1)                  b (x24432@1)A (x02220@1)              C#m (x13321@4)   b (x24432@1)    When I was a young man, I found an old dream

    e (022000@1)                      b (x24432@1)       A (x02220@1)               C#m (x13321@4)   b (x24432@1)    It was as battered and worn a one, as you have ever seen

    e (022000@1)          b (x24432@1)           A (x02220@1)              C#m (x13321@4)   b (x24432@1)    I invented some new wings, and I painted a nose

    e (022000@1)           b (x24432@1)             A (x02220@1)   C#m (x13321@4) A (x02220@1)    I wished so hard, up in the air, I ro-o-ose, singing

    e (022000@1)                   d (xx0231@1)     A (x02220@1)          e (022000@1)    Carry me, carry me, carry me, above the world

                          d (xx0231@1)     A (x02220@1)          e (022000@1)    Carry me, carry me, carry me

    e (022000@1)               b (x24432@1)    A (x02220@1)                   C#m (x13321@4)   b (x24432@1)    And I once loved a girl, she was younger than me

    e (022000@1)                    b (x24432@1)    Her parents kept her locked, up in their lives

                  A (x02220@1)                         C#m (x13321@4)        b (x24432@1)    And she was crying, she was wishing she could be free

    e (022000@1)           b (x24432@1)    Of course I mostly remember her laughing

    A (x02220@1)                             C#m (x13321@4) b (x24432@1)    Standing there and watching us play

    e (022000@1)            b (x24432@1)      A (x02220@1)         C#m (x13321@4)               A (x02220@1)    For a while then, the music, would take her away and she'd be singing

    e (022000@1)                   d (xx0231@1)     A (x02220@1)           e (022000@1)    Carry me, carry me, carry me, above this world

                          d (xx0231@1)     A (x02220@1)          e (022000@1)    Carry me, carry me, carry me, above the world

    e (022000@1)              b (x24432@1)      A (x02220@1)    Then there was my mother, she was lying in white sheets there

                 C#m (x13321@4)          b (x24432@1)    And she was waiting to die

    e (022000@1)                        b (x24432@1)                          A (x02220@1)    She said if you just reach underneath this bed, and untie these weights

              C#m (x13321@4)     b (x24432@1)    I could surely fly

    e (022000@1)                   b (x24432@1)    She's still smiling but she's tired

    A (x02220@1)                      C#m (x13321@4)         b (x24432@1)    She'd like to hear that last bell ring

    e (022000@1)                   b (x24432@1)                 A (x02220@1)     C#m (x13321@4)      A (x02220@1)    You know if she still could she would, stand up, she would sing

    e (022000@1)                   d (xx0231@1)     A (x02220@1)          e (022000@1)    Carry me, carry me, carry me, above the world

                          d (xx0231@1)     A (x02220@1)     d (xx0231@1)     A (x02220@1)     d (xx0231@1)     A (x02220@1)     e (022000@1)    Carry me, carry me, oo-ooh, oo-ooh, oo-ooh, oo-ooh, oo-ooh, oo-ooh, ooh

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Written by:         Mick Anderson     micka@jolt.mpx.com.au

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