Cicada
Zach Bryan
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D Am My old man he works five hoursC G when most folk open their eyesD Am His knees are givin' outC G But he says sweats how, he survivesD Am My mama worked at a nursing homeC G She told me what they sayD Am As they died they whisperedC G Not to give one day awayD Am My grandpa was a masonC G He laid brick till his hat was hungD Am He told me two cicadas sang him songsD G When he was wild and youngD Am All these years that hurry byC G Keep taking too damn longContinúa después del anuncioD Am Soon enough you'll hear the soundC Of sound of cicadas singin' theirG songD Am C G D Am Singin' oooooh, oooooh, oooooh,C G ooooohD Am Often times I think of them like aC G choir from back homeD Am Distance has an awful way to makeC G a boy feel alonеD Am I'll send him letters and stamp thеm twiceC G To make sure that they sendD Am You send me sounds of that old placeC G And the cicadas in the windD Am C G D Am Singin oooooh, oooooh, oooooh,C G ooooohD Am Me and all my buddies ran thoseC G hills till they turn blackD Am Remembering Randal"s smile and thenC G a baseball capD Am We lost him with his front-endC G wrapped around a treeD Am C Not a day goes by that I don'tG wish that boy was meD Am C G Singin oooooh, ooooohD Am C G Singin oooooh, ooooohD Am Those cicadas singin as we allC G bring our sorry asses homeD The middle of the spring as theAm moonlight ringsC G Youll never be aloneD Am Those cicadas singin as we allC G bring our sorry asses homeD In the middle of the spring as theAm moonlight ringsC G Youll never be aloneD Am C G D Am Singin oooooh, oooooh, oooooh,C G oooooh