Chapels

        C                         
When I'm shivering in the morning 
D     G
dust again
        Am          G         D  
Then I sliver stale bread and 
            C
give it to the doves
         C                         
They are fluttering around me at 
      D       G
the old marketplace
      Am          G              
And I worship somehow when we're 
D            C
thinking out loud


[Chorus 1]
Em                     G
  What's the chapel of mine?
            C
I begged you as we walked the brown 
meadows
D                      G         
  All the colours were much more 
                  C
intense 'cause it rained before


[Chorus 2]
        D         Em        G    
And the chapels I know are warm 
     C
and inside
    D       Em              G    
Are multi-entwined aisles I need 
     C
to define
        D        G        C
So that I could see its tortuous 
structures
                C  D Em G C
I thought that you
                 C    D Em G C
Could lead me through


[Verse 1]
        C                        
When I'm shivering in the morning 
  D     G
dust again
Continues after the ad
        Am          G         D  
Then I sliver stale bread and 
            C
give it to the doves
        C                          
They are fluttering around me at 
      D       G
the old marketplace
      Am          G              
And I worship somehow when we're 
D           C
thinking out loud


[Chorus 1]
Em                     G
  What's the chapel of mine?
            C
I begged you as we walked the brown 
meadows
D                      G         
  All the colours were much more 
                  C
intense 'cause it rained before

Em                     G
  What's the chapel of mine?
            C
I begged you as we walked the brown 
meadows
D                      G         
  All the colours were much more 
                  C
intense 'cause it rained before


[Bridge]
Em                 G
  You believe to be on an ill-fated 
ship
C
  But got enough time, live a 
satisfying life on it
D                               Em
  And where all common sense is gone
        G                C
People want the chapels for their 
own

Em                 G
  You believe to be on an ill-fated 
ship
C
  But got enough time, live a 
satisfying life on it
D                               Em
  And where all common sense is gone
        G                C
People want the chapels for their 
own

D                               Em
  And where all common sense is gone
        G                C
People want the chapels for their 
own
D                               Em
  And where all common sense is gone
        G                C
People want the chapels for their 
own
D                               Em
  And where all common sense is gone
        G                C
People want the chapels for their 
own


[Chorus 2]
        D         Em       G     
And the chapels I know are warm 
     C
and inside
    D       Em              G    
Are multi-entwined aisles I need 
     C
to define
        D       G           C
So that I could see its tortuous 
structures
                C  D Em G C
I thought that you
                 C    D Em G C
Could lead me through