Feel So Near
Dougie Maclean
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C F C F [Verse]C F G You'll find me sitting at this tableC F with my friend Fin and my friendG JohnAm Em F My friend Murdaney tells us storiesC G of things long gone lone goneC F G And we may take a glass togetherC F G the whisky makes it all so clearAm Em F It fires our dulled imaginationsC G and I feel so near so near [Chorus]C I feel so near to the howling ofF the windC Feel so near to the crashing of theF wavesC Am Feel so near to the flowers in theF fieldC F C F Feel so nearContinúa después del anuncio[Verse]C F G The old man looks out to the islandC F G he says this place is endless thinAm Em There's no real distance here toF mentionC G we might all fall in all fall inC F No distance to the spirits of theG livingC F no distance to the spirits of theG deadAm Em And as he turned his eyes wereF shiningC G and he proudly said proudly said [Chorus]C I feel so near to the howling ofF the windC Feel so near to the crashing of theF wavesC Am Feel so near to the flowers in theF fieldC F C F Feel so near [Verse]C F G So we build our tower constructionsC F G there to mark our place in timeAm Em F We justify our great destructionsC G as on we climb on we climbC F Now the journey doesn't seem toG matterC F G the destination's faded outAm Em F And gathering out along the headlandC I hear the children shout childrenG shout [Chorus]C I feel so near to the howling ofF the windC Feel so near to the crashing of theF wavesC Am Feel so near to the flowers in theF fieldC F C F Feel so near