Letter To A Mountain

G - Em7 - C/D
G - Em7 - C - C

[Verse]
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If you're a lighthouse on the 
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horizon, I'm a low and rolling fog,
          Em7                   
You could rest a while from your 
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shining, let them find their way 
       D
in the dark.
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If you are a rich storm in the 
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distance, and I'm a windows borded
  Cm
 up,
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Everybody is safe in the basement,
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 like the candle passed the cup.

[Chorus]
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But if you're singing like you're 
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another man, and you can not say 
        Cm
what's true,
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I'm the wind down through the 
                        C
fields at night, and in the morning,

nothing moves.

[Interlude]
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            G              
If you're a wildfire on the 
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hillside, and I'm the highest 
         G
water tower,
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And you can burn your way to the 
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bottom, I will hold you 'til 
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you're out.
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If you're a long day with no 
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music, then I'm the kitchen radio,
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With revelation in the morning, in
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 the night may need some more.

[Chorus]
             Em7            G     
But if you're singing about 
              Am                   
another life, about another thing 
   Cm
to dream,
      Em7                 G       
I'm a stone bridge on the 
                 C    Am
riverbend, and I'm crumbling...

[Interlude]
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[Verse]
             Am7          G       
You can be a gem in stone quarry, 
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you can be a rubber after hurricane,
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you can be a tall tree just 
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splintering, in the storm.
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if you never'd really see me, I'll
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 be gone.
       D                Em
if you think that I'm a mountain, 
well I'm not.

[Interlude]
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[Verse]
             G                Em7 
If you are a hard talk with a good
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 friend, then I'm a boat tied to 
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the dock,
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And you could row away with the 
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voices, let them yell out if you 
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want.
             Em7            G     
If you are a tremble on the 
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weekend, then I'm the choir rising 
up,
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you can feel the robes and a 
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trombone, angel glorious.
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[Chorus]
             Em7             G    
But if you're singing, about 
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another heart, the one that you 
        Cm
never let be,
      Em7                 G
I'm the coldest house in the 
                        C
neighborhood, close the doors, go to
 sleep,
             Em7             G    
But if you're singing, about 
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another heart, the one that you 
        Cm
never let be,
      Em7                 G
I'm the coldest house in the 
                        C       Cm
neighborhood, close the doors, 
             G
turn the key.