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A Stone And A Feather chords by Hoyt Axton

  • D

  • G

  • F#m

    2
  • E

  • A

  • C

  • F#

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Verse 1
(D major) I will separate and sail on
a sea that's on my own
But I (G major) promise I will write when I am (D major) able
To understand the words of
a song sung far away
By a (G major) woman with a voice as soft as (D major) you
By a (F sharp minor) woman with (E major) a voice as soft as (A major) you
You can (D major) carry me (C major) down in your (G major) arms
If you want to, got (D major) nothing to hide
And nothing to show (C major) for (G major)
All (D major) I have (A major) left is a (G major) stone and a feather
The (D major) road that I'm on and
the (A major) long way (D major) home
Oh,
Johnny
Belinda, (C major) she (G major) had but one lover
History (D major) tells us that he was un (C major) true (G major)
What (D major) a fine dum (A major) b girl, she (G major) had no mother
To (D major) tell her the right and the
(A major) wrong things to (D major) do
You can carry me (C major) down in your
(G major) arms if you want to
There's (D major) nothing to hide
and nothing to (C major) show (G major)
All (D major) I have (A major) left is a (G major) stone and a feather
A (D major) road that I'm on and a (A major) long
way to (D major) go (C major) (G major) (D major)
(C major) (G major)
He said, (D major) don't you (A major) worry
(G major) about my laughter
It's (D major) out of your hands now, (A major) I bid you adieu
(D major) That's goodbye (F sharp major) in the
(E major) language of (A major) love
That's good (D major) bye in the (A major) language of (D major) love
And I will separate and sail
on seas on my own
But I (G major) promise I will write when I am (D major) able
To understand the words of
a song sung far away
By (G major) a woman with a voice as soft as (D major) you
By a (F sharp minor) woman with (F sharp major) a (E major) voice as soft as (A major) you
Oh, a (D major) woman with (G major) a voice as soft as (D major) you
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