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Artist: Shearwater Album: Rook Song: Home Life [http://www.indieguitartabs.com/bands/shearwater/home_life.html] Tabbed by: anton D*: 554030 Intro: e|---7------------------------------------| B|-----8---few times------8---------------| G|-9-----9--------------9---9-few times---| D|-------------------10-------------------| A|----------------------------------------| E|----------------------------------------| verse: Em C/G Em when you were a child, C/G you were a tomboy Em and your mother laughed at the serious way C/G that you looked at her and from your window at D* night there were the star’s little Em fires and the armory C/G lights D* you were tracing the lines of a globe with your fingers: cool rivers, white wastes desert shores, and the forest green and a limitless life in the breath of each tide and each bright mountain, rising Em and C/G back to verse but now the boys are away, and such kicks they are having; slashing away at the forest walls, with their bitter knives. sparks bloom in their eyes, and they never look tired. will they never look tired? on cliffs that tower from the rising seas their bonfire glow where a tiger lies and, cleaning their weapons, they laugh at his useless claws, and all: it is a beautiful night to be born to this life and grind his every bone to powder! Em C D all as power chords verse structure do you remember do you remember she carried you down to the edge of the dark river and said: though the water is wide, you will never grow tired you are bound to your life like a mother and child. you will cling to your life like a suckering vine and like the rest of our kind you will increase and increase past all of our dreaming play intro for this part horse without rider lungs without breathing day without light song without singing a song