Cifra de Three Sisters - J. Tillman
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Intro: E C#m E E B C#m
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Three sisters
E E B C#m
Came to me last night,
Last night.
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They said, "There's a boat
On the shore,
A gas lantern and one oar
For your trip.
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Go home,
And tell your mother don't
Don't weep for me.
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Leave everything you have there
For beasts of the field and birds of the air
To trample and steal."
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"Three sisters,
E E B C#m
Tell me what you're called,
You're named by men."
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"Want of love,"
Said the first,
"The most noble aim on Earth,
And I am known by all."
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"Want of wealth,"
Said the next,
"So your work's not meaningless,
And I am loved by most."
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"Want of none,"
Said the third,
As her sisters' faces turned,
And they seemed to forget me.
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"With one of us,
You must sail.
It's always been and always will,
Though no one's ever told you."
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"Well, my mother lived alone,
So I have no need of love,
And I have no wish to conquer man.
I see no need for needy friends."
The sisters laughed.
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"There's truly nothing that you need.
You won't miss us when we leave,"
And I had cast them out.
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To the boat I was led.
As we approached, I turned and said,
Wait.
"I need some oil."
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I said, "To light the lamp,
I need some oil.
To steer the boat I need two oars."
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The sisters said, "Money can buy you oil
And a friend can man an oar."