Accords et paroles Widows Grove Tom Waits

Widows Grove

Tom Waits

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[Intro]
[Verse]
I met you in the saddle I rode you in the dust
Held your hand to the heavens pulled your heart to the earth
There was something that blinded me more than the mist
The breath of the cottonwood buds lighter yet
And you rode the maypole of dance hall legs
and galloped to another's embrace
And I bit the flowers from your wrist corsage
You waltzed too slowly too slowly you waltzed
With that girl from Widow's Grove
[Verse]
Near the breath of a swallow petals dropped as you fell
And you grabbed and shyly held me against the stone cold well
In your hand was a glass you held the ice against the night
It dripped and it sparkled and I laughed a wish
Before it all slipped down the dark tunneled well
I heard it melt quietly and I looked at you
Bent to the earth with just one pleading wish
Your skirts brushed to the furious pounding   
[Chorus]
Oh I'd follow you to the river     
That washes out to the sea    
Through the wind through the rain of a cold dark night
That's where I'll be
[Instrumental]
[Verse]
I hid in the elm and raised the bough that hung even with your neck
Then I chased you and drowned you there deep in the well
And when your mouth was full and wet I swallowed all your reckless fate
And with your last breath you moaned too drunk to wake
[Chorus]
Oh I'd follow you to the river     
That washes out to the sea    
Through the wind through the rain of a cold dark night
That's where I'll be
Through the wind through the rain of a cold dark night
That's where I'll be

Widows Grove

Tom Waits