This is the british folk-rock band Tree's gem. An intresting and haunting song
sung by Celia Humphris.
[Intro]
C
[Verse]
Dm A Bb Gm
The poet's voice lingers on
Dm A Dm A
His words hang in the air
Dm A Bb Gm
The ground you walk upon
Dm A Bb Gm
Might as well not be there
Dm A Dm A
Might as well not be there
[Verse]
Dm A Bb Gm
I'll take you through my dreams
Dm A Dm A
Out into the darkest morning
Dm A Bb Gm
Past the blood filled streams
Dm A Bb Gm
Into the garden of jane Delawney
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Into the garden now
[Verse]
Dm A Bb Gm
Though the rose is fair
Dm A Dm A
Don't pluck it as you pass
Dm A Bb Gm
For a fire will consume your hair
Dm A Bb Gm
And your eyes will turn to glass
Dm A Dm A
Your eyes will turn to glass
[Verse]
Dm A Bb Gm
In the willow's shade
Dm A Dm A
Don't lie to hear it weep
Dm A Bb Gm
For its tears of gold and jade
Dm A Bb Gm
Will drown you as you sleep
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Will drown you now
[Verse]
Dm A Bb Gm
Jane Delawney had her dreams
Dm A Dm A
That she never did discover
Dm A Bb Gm
For the flow that feeds the stream
Dm A Bb Gm
Is the life blood of her lover
Dm A Dm
Is the life blood of her lover
[Verse]
A Bb Gm
And the purifying beam
Dm A Dm A
Of the sun will shine here never
Dm A Bb Gm
While the spirit of her dream
Dm A Bb Gm
In the garden lives forever
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Lives forever now
