Call Hannah

[G]When the ball has come unwo[D]und
It lays a tangled m[C]ap all over the grou[D]nd
And the c[G]lock spins like a to[D]y
And you know its gonna fal[C]l
Just like the walls of Tr[D]oy
When the d[G]oors are clo[C]sed and the ro[D]ad’s unpaved
[G]Tickets read th[C]e same for the do[D]omed and the saved

I call Ha[G]nnah cause she migh[C]t be the o[D]ne to raise the setting [Em]sun
[D]Cause she might be the one [C]
I call Han[G]nah cause [C]she might be the o[G]ne

[G]Before the morning shows no light[D]
On the ha[C]ndle of the doo[Em]r
[G]Frozen thick with i[D]ce
And the slo[G]wly turning ke[D]y
That draws[C] the weary home    [Em]
But sets that wagon fr[D]ee

Well there’s clouds on the road
And ghosts in the air
The bridge is down
there’s detours everywhere

But I call Hannah cause she might be the one
To raise the setting sun
Cause she might be the one
I call Hannah cause she might be the one

Well Hannah is her own small town
She’s Sunday afternoon with a carnival sound
She moves lightly through the day
She doesn’t stop for rain
Well there’s nothing in her way

When the numbers say that its all over
Someone’s crushed the very last four leaf clover
Well I’ve still got a hand because I know her

And I call Hannah cause she’ll know where to go
To watch the melting snow
She’ll know where to go
I call Hannah cause she might be the one to raise the setting sun
Cause she might be the one
I call Hannah cause she might be the one