INTRO: CF You, so fleet and youthful, must have split a thousand applesAm F Oh, I watched you as you steadied first your heart then your breathC F Venturing out, you scanned a thousand blades of grassAm F Dm And when you drew your bowstring, it was a swift and cordial deathF As you stood in the wildernessDm F Did you feel the silence in the stillness?C Em G That was me, with you in the forestC Em For you knew the balances, the balances before usF C Am G I was guarding Crystal, Crystal CreekC F Oh, a tree, it's a record, a home of memoriesAm F And every bird springs from an old master's canvas, full in flightC F And the pond I go to, sparkles in a vast estuaryAm F Dm And those men saw nothing, staring drunken through their sitesF The one who spied me out as goods to plunderDm F I had to show the world that he was not a true hunterC Em That was me, when he saw me nakedG C Em He was interrupting something sacredF C Am G I was guarding Crystal, Crystal CreekC F And the newsmen circled, leaving trails of cigarette buttsAm F Machine-like up the hill to Crystal CreekC F “James,” she said, “who would do this thing I've seen today.Am F Dm I cannot hold my mic, my hands are shaking, knees are weak.”F “They found a man and he was wrapped in a deerskin,Dm F Riddled through with boxes of his friends' ammunition.Dm G Turn the camera off,” she said.C Em That was me, oh, my noble animalsC Em You must act with reverence, with reverence, not like cannibalsF C Am G C I was guarding Crystal, Crystal Creek
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