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Shooting Star

Gene Clark
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
You  were born into the storm
Cast  adrift upon a wave
To  be living and  make life begin
Like  the ancient mystic ship
Bounding  seaward toward the sun
Becomes  a cosmic dancer  in the wind
Stars  that shine and rains that swirls
Sparkling  sands of endless worlds
Driven  by the thought  that men are free
Love  that makes and breaks a man
Memories  fade and new ones stand
And  another ship  bounds through the sea
Like  in dreams sometimes it's so confusing  to change
 When you move from where  you have been
To  where you have come
Like  in life when you look in to  a child's eyes
 They see it's all  very clear
It's  near and then gone
Before  the rising of the sun
Before  the whirling winds were stirred
Before  the simple rhymes  of men were sung
Before  the age of hate and pride
Before  we laughed, before we cried
We  were all contained  and then begun

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Readable chord sheet for Shooting Star by Gene Clark

[E]You were born into the storm
[B]Cast adrift upon a wave
[F#m]To be living [A]and make life beg[E]in
[E]Like the ancient mystic ship
[B]Bounding seaward toward the sun
[F#m]Becomes a cosmic [A]dancer in the [E]wind
[E]Stars that shine and rains that swirls
[B]Sparkling sands of endless worlds
[F#m]Driven by the [A]thought that men are [E]free
[E]Love that makes and breaks a man
[B]Memories fade and new ones stand
[F#m]And another [A]ship bounds through the [E]sea
[A]Like in dreams sometimes it's so [C#m]confusing to change
When you move from [A]where you have been
[B]To where you have [C#m]come
[A]Like in life when you look in [C#m]to a child's eyes
They see it's [A]all very clear
[B]It's near and then [E]gone
[E]Before the rising of the sun
[B]Before the whirling winds were stirred
[F#m]Before the simple [A]rhymes of men were [E]sung
[E]Before the age of hate and pride
[B]Before we laughed, before we cried
[F#m]We were all [A]contained and then [E]begun

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