E|-0---0--0--0--0------| B|-1---3--1--0--1------| G|-0---0--0--0--0------| D|-2---2--2--2--2------| A|-3---3--3--3--3------| E|-0---0--0--0--0------|[Verse 1]C G F C Once I walked through the halls of a stationG C Someone called your nameG F C In the streets I heard children laughingG C They all sound the same [Chorus]C C7 F Wonder, could you ever know meC C7 G Know the reason why I liveC C7 F Is there nothing you can show meF Fm C Life seems so little to give[Verse 2]G F C Once I climbed the face of a mountainG C And ate the wild fruit thereG F C Fell asleep until the moonlight woke meG C And I could taste your hair [Chorus]C C7 F Isn't everybody dreamingC C7 G Then that voice I hear is realC C7 F Out of all the idle schemingF Fm C Can't we have something to feel [Verse 3]C G F C Once upon a time leaves me emptyG C Tomorrow never cameG F C I could sing the sound of your laughterC G C Still I don't know your name [Chorus]C C7 F Must be some way to repay youC C7 G Out of all the good you giveC C7 F If a rumor should delay youF Fm C Love seems so little to giveF Fm C Love seems so little to give
In A Station
Ray LaMontagne
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