My Own Sunrise

D                          G     
When we met it was in the hot 
   C      G
green jungle
D                                
Your perfect flesh impervious to 
G        C      G
anything fungal
D               Em
You would sweat coconut milk
    C              G             
And I'd lie awake, restless with 
D                     Em
the heat there in the night

[Chorus]
C          G
Dawn would come
D                    Em
And I would start to feel my own 
sunrise
    Dsus2      G    C        G   
but you'd just lie, sleeping
 C   Em



[Verse 2]
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D                                
And so we went away in search of 
G       C   G    C   Em
gentler breezes
D                                 
When we arrived I longed to lie 
  G              C   G   C   Em
and rustle in your grasses
D                 Em
But you would not permit me to 
retire there
C                    G            
None but a fly might settle on the
 D              Em
 meadow of your leg

[Chorus]
C          G
Dawn would come
D                    Em
And I would start to feel my own 
sunrise
    Dsus2      G    C        G   
but you'd just lie, sleeping
 C   Em


[Verse 3]
D                                  
Then we moved until we reached the 
G             C  G    C    Em
tundra in the winter
D                            
Of course I longed to kiss her 
         G            C    G    C
frosty teeth in the cold air
  Em

D                  Em
But now I've grown bloated on seal 
fat
C                    G            
Not even flies might settle on the
 D             Em
 meadow of her leg

[Chorus]
C          G
Dawn would come
D                    Em
And I would start to feel my own 
sunrise
    Dsus2      G    C   G     C 
but you'd just lie, sleeping
  Em   D

    Dsus2      G    C
but you'd just lie, sleeping