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Heard Your Voice In Dresden

Elvis Perkins
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I  heard your voice in the Dresden
As  baby took  to the stairs
 With all my loving
Heard  your voice in the Dresden
 Now it follows  me everywhere
Dear  Woman at the gates  of the dawn,
 It's my birthday  may I come  in?
 I'll tell my brother  and if I had one,
I'd  tell my sisters  too
You  alone may sing  my hymns  and
 Raise the warning
 Raise the warning
 Raise the warning
 He's bottled  his tears
 Raise that warning
 The warning
 Raise the warning
 The beginning  is  near.
 O I heard  your voice in the Dresden
 As baby  boarded  the liner  in Paris
 Now I heard  your voice in Dresden
 And now it follows  me everywhere
Dear  land from the giant
Speakers  of all  man
Time  from the swollen mountain  tops
The  stolen sun thoughts  the  solar wind  chimes
 To ring the morning the  morning  up
 O ring the morning  the morning  up
 O I heard  your voice in Dresden
 And now  it follows  me everywhere.
Now  let us  together  sing  the sun
 To the home in the  heavens
 From the  sea from the sea
O  yes and  to our  loving mother
We'll  say, yes, we will see you another day
 O yes O yes  for I can't  hold  my life can't  hold my life
 Can't hold  my  life in the  march on  glory  glory  glory glory  Gloria
 We march on glory  glory  glory  Hallelujah
O  I heard you voice in the Dresden
 As baby took  to the  air with  all my loving
 I heard  your voice in Dresden
And  now it  follows me  everywhere
Some  have  said our  love is  lost
But  I swear  I know  my way from here
Yes  some  have said  our love  is lost
But  I swear  I know  my way from here
Yes  some  have said  our love  is lost
 etc.
 But I swear I know my way from here
 It's certainly in the right ballpark - corrections welcome!
 April 2009
 "I don't let Doomsday bother me. Do you let it bother you?"

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Readable chord sheet for Heard Your Voice In Dresden by Elvis Perkins

[C]I heard your voice in the Dresden
[F]As baby t[Em]ook to the s[G]tairs

With all my loving
[C]Heard your voice in the Dresden [Em]
Now it f[Am]ollows me [G]every[C]where

[C]Dear Woman at the g[F]ates of the d[Em]awn,
It's my [C]birthday may I c[F]ome in?[G]
I'll tell my [C]brother and if I had one,
[F]I'd tell my s[Em]isters too
[C]You alone may s[F]ing my h[G]ymns and
Raise the [C]warning
Raise the [F]warning [Em]
Raise the [C]warning
He's bot[F]tled[G] his tears
Raise that w[C]arning
The [F]warni[Em]ng
Raise the [C]warning
The begi[F]nning is[G] near.

O I h[C]eard your voice in the Dresden
As b[F]aby b[Em]oarded the l[G]iner in Paris
Now I h[C]eard your voice in Dresden [E7]
And now it [Am]follows me [G]every[C]where

[C]Dear land from the [F]giant
[Em]Speakers of a[C]ll man
[F]Time from the [G]swollen [C]mountain tops
[F]The stolen sun [Em]thoughts t[C]he solar [F]wind ch[G]imes
To ring the [C]morning [F]the mo[Em]rning up
O ring the [C]morning the [F]mornin[G]g up
O I [C]heard your voice in Dresden[Em]
And [Am]now it [G]follows me ev[C]erywh[G]ere.[C]

[C]Now let [G]us toget[C]her sing[G] the sun[C]
To the home in t[E]he heave[F]ns
From the[C] sea from the sea
[C]O yes an[G]d to our[C] loving mother
[C]We'll say, yes, we will see you [E7]another [F]day
O yes O [Am]yes for I [G]can't hold[C] my life can[Am]'t hold my life
Can't h[G]old my[G7] life in t[C]he march [F]on glory[Em] glor[C]y glory glo[F]ry Glori[G]a
We march on [C]glor[F]y g[Em]lory g[C]lory Ha[F]lleluja[G]h

[C]O I heard you voice in the Dresden
As baby [F]took to [Em]the air [G]with all my loving
I [C]heard your voice in Dresden
[E7]And now [Am]it follo[G]ws [Am]me ev[G]ery[Am]where[G]      [C]
[Am]Some hav[G]e said o[F]ur love [C]is lost
[Am]But I sw[G]ear I kn[C]ow my way from here
[Am]Yes some[G] have sa[F]id our l[C]ove is lost
[Am]But I sw[G]ear I kn[C]ow my way from here
[Am]Yes some[G] have sa[F]id our l[C]ove is lost
[Am]      [G]       [C]       [G]       [C]       [G]       [C] etc.
But I swear I know my way from here

It's certainly in the right ballpark - corrections welcome!
April 2009

"I don't let Doomsday bother me. Do you let it bother you?"

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