Raglan Road
Mark Knopfler
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G Bm C On Raglan Road on an Autumn Day,Em D G I saw her first and knewC Bm That her dark hair would weave aEm snareG Em Am D That I may one day rue.C Bm Em I saw the danger, yet I walkedG Em Am D Along the enchanted wayG Bm And I said let grief be a fallingC leafEm D G At the dawning of the day. [Verse]G Bm C On Grafton Street in November,Em D G We tripped lightly along the ledgeC Bm Em Of a deep ravine where can be seenContinúa después del anuncioG Em Am D The worst of passions pledged.C Bm The Queen of Hearts still bakingEm tartsG Em Am D And I not making hay,G Bm Well I loved too much; by such andC suchEm D G Is happiness thrown away. [Verse]G Bm C I gave her gifts of the mindEm D G I gave her the secret signsC Bm That's known to the artists whoEm have knownG Em Am The true gods of sound and stoneDC Bm Em And word and tint did not stintG Em Am D I gave her poems to sayG Bm With her own name there and herC own dark hairEm D G Like clouds over fields of May [Verse]G Bm On a quiet street where old ghostsC meetEm D G I see her walking nowC Bm Em Away from me so hurriedlyG Em Am D My reason must allowC Bm Em That had I loved not as I shouldG Em Am D A creature made of clayG Bm When the angel woos the clayC Em D He'd lose his wings at the dawn ofG day