Beware Falling Rocks
Steve CraddockVersion1
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Chords in this song
Strum
D-DU-UDU
I got an inkling, a feeling you won't
You think I'm half man and half a goat
Excuse me can't you see?
I sprung the spring for you and I can't let go
It's not that simple vows are not unknown
But I know or will be shown
m/maj7
To assume the weight of mythology
The story's a song when it's written so beautifully
It takes my hand as it comes
And explores the new state of the world
While the real world falls
Out of the arms who should hold
So beware of Falling Rocks
(Solo over verse chords)
(Same chords as before)
As in view from Richmond Hill we know
Thro' Turner's eyes it's kinda set in stone
The beauty just unfolds
The spring I sprung for you it can't let go
I got an inkling a feeling you know
Come to me it's all free
To assume the weight of mythology
The story's a song when it's written so beautifully
It takes my hand as it comes
And explores the new state of the world
While the real world falls out of arms
Who should hold
So beware of falling rocks
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Readable chord sheet for Beware Falling Rocks by Steve Craddock
I[A] got an inkling, a feeling yo[F#m]u won't [A]You think I'm half man and ha[F#m]lf a goat [C#m]Excuse me can't you [E]see? [A]I sprung the spring for you and I[F#m] can't let go [A]It's not that simple vows are[F#m] not unknown [C#m]But I know or will be s[E]hown [F#m] To assume the weight of mythology [F#m7]The story's a song when it's[F#m] wri[Eb]tten so beautifully [D]It takes my hand [E]as it comes [A]And explores the [D]new state of the w[E]orld [C#]While the real wo[A]rld falls [F#m]Out of the arms who should [D]hold [E]So beware of Falling Rocks (Solo over verse chords) (Same chords as before) As in view from Richmond Hill we know Thro' Turner's eyes it's kinda set in stone The beauty just unfolds The spring I sprung for you it can't let go I got an inkling a feeling you know Come to me it's all free To assume the weight of mythology The story's a song when it's written so beautifully It takes my hand as it comes And explores the new state of the world While the real world falls out of arms Who should hold So beware of falling rocks