Catch The Breeze

[C#m]     | / /[B] / / | / /[A] / / | / /[A] / / | / / / / |

[C#m]Feels like [B]all the days are [A]gone

[C#m]Just catch the breeze

You [B]know it had to fa[A]ll

[C#m]Rain, [B]washes, [A]ways down

And [D]I, I want the [C]world to pass

And [D]I, I watch the [C]wind to fly

You [D]can believe in [C]everything

You [D]can believe it a[C]ll      [Am]

[Repeat Intro phrase]

[C#m]Hey, are you fe[B]eling something ne[A]w

Just [C#m]watch the rain, it [B]helps in all you d[A]o

The [C#m]breeze, it [B]blows, it blows [A]everything

And [D]I, I want the [C]world to pass

And [D]I, I want the [C]sun to shine

You [D]can believe in [C]everything

You [D]can believe it a[C]ll      [Am]

                                         8x
| [E]       | [E]       | [Abm]     | [Abm]     o||
| / / / / | / / / / | / / / / | / / / / o||

| [E]/ ..... ||

End on that E chord. The strum patterns are just to keep time in the bars, and
may or may not be the actual patterns used in the song (I cannot detect any
pattern from the wall of guitars)! But do not be confined to that quarter note
pattern. Do what you feel, use whatever chord voicings you like with or without
extensions. Be creative! And most of all, enjoy the music!