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Golden Hours

Brian Eno
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D-DU-UDU
 
 
 
 
 
 
 The  passage of time is flicking  dimly upon the screen.
 I  can't see the lines I used to think  I could read between.
 Perhaps  my brains have turned to sand.
 Oh  me oh my I think it's been  an eternity.
 You'd  be suprised at my degree  of uncertainty
 How  can moments go  so slow
 Several  times I've seen the evening  slide away.
 Watching  the signs taking over  from the fading day.
 Perhaps  my brains are old  and scrambled.
 Several  times I've seen the evening  slide away.
 Watching  the signs taking over  from the fading day.
 Changing  water into wine.
 Several  times I've seen the evening  slide away
 Watching  the signs taking over  from the fading day.
 Putting  grapes back on the vine.
 Background words for last two verses:
 Who would believe what a poor set of eyes can show you.
 Who would believe what an innocent voice could do
 Never a silence always a face at the door.

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Readable chord sheet for Golden Hours by Brian Eno

[C]
 [Em]
 [C]
 [Em]
 [D]
 [G]

T[C]he passage of time is fli[Em]cking dimly upon the screen.

I[C] can't see the lines I used to [Em]think I could read between.

P[D]erhaps my brains have turned to sa[G]nd.

O[C]h me oh my I think it's be[Em]en an eternity.

Y[C]ou'd be suprised at my de[Em]gree of uncertainty

H[D]ow can moments go[G] so slow

S[C]everal times I've seen the ev[Em]ening slide away.

W[C]atching the signs taking ove[Em]r from the fading day.

P[D]erhaps my brains are ol[G]d and scrambled.

S[C]everal times I've seen the ev[Em]ening slide away.

W[C]atching the signs taking ove[Em]r from the fading day.

C[D]hanging water into wi[G]ne.

S[C]everal times I've seen the ev[Em]ening slide away

W[C]atching the signs taking ove[Em]r from the fading day.

P[D]utting grapes back on the vi[G]ne.

Background words for last two verses:

Who would believe what a poor set of eyes can show you.
Who would believe what an innocent voice could do
Never a silence always a face at the door.

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