The Well - Adam Arcuragi
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[Verso 1]
Dm
Molly, Molly, Molly, Molly, Molly, Molly, Molly, Molly, Molly
Gm
They threw your wishes in the well
Dm
Molly, Molly, Molly, Molly, Molly, Molly, Molly, Molly, Molly
Gm
They put your wishes in the well
Dm Gm
And the still ghost of the Nazarene
Dm Gm
With the full dress of disquiet sleep
Dm Gm
Down another day where your winning, wishing beads
Dm Gm
Clatter louder than your need for evening
 
[Refrão]
F
Oh, but wont it be something to see
Gm
When we ache no more?
F
Wont it be something to see
Gm
When we ache no more?
 
[Verso 2]
Dm Gm
I am the open eye
Dm Gm
In the hunters dream where he loses his wives
Dm Gm
You know theyll pay, theyll pay any price
Dm Gm
For a sure seat on the left or right
 
[Refrão]
F
But wont it be something to see
Gm
When we ache no more?
F
Wont it be something to see
Gm
When we ache no more?
F
Oh but wont it be something to see
Gm
When we ache no more?
Gm7 Bb
And these stones that youve named and arranged to take you home
F
Oh wont that be something to see
Gm
When we ache no more?
 
Interlude
(vamp)
Dm
 
[Refrão]
F
(Come on with me, say it!) wont it be something to see
Gm
When we ache no more?
F
Oh wont it be something to see
Gm
When we ache no more?
F
Oh and wont it be something to see,
Gm
When we ache no more?
Gm7 Bb
Oh yeah, all these stones, youve arranged to take you home
Gm7 Bb
Oh, I want to be holding hands around that thro-one
F
Wont it be something to see
Gm
When we ache no more?
F
Oh wont it be something to see,
Gm
When we ache no more?
 
Outro
F Gm (x3)
Dm

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