Darcy's Song chords by Tim Keller

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Verse 1
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Outside the
swing is swinging,
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from a tree whose leaves are clinging,
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to the only sort of mother
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that those leaves have ever known.
The autumn wind is bringing
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in the sound of one bird singing,
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the empty nest of autumn,
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the fledglings that have flown.
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Wood smoke warming me blows
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from the chimney to the tree
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And to the branch that holds the swing,
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the branch will soon be bare
Steam comes from this coffee cup,
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the thoughts of summer warm me up
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I watch the swing and hear her voice,
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it fills the autumn air
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She'd say, Daddy, let's walk to the creek,
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I wanna get mud in my feet
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And when we hear the train come,
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can we wave at the engineer?
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Can you push me on the swing,
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and can we sing that song again?
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And can we call coyotes?
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We think that they will hear.
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Darcy, can you see what
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you mean to me?
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You're the light comes
in the morning.
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You're the laughter
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without warning
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You're the only glow that's in my eye
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The only good that's in goodbye
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You're all that I can say
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And then you're more
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As Billy cinched the saddle down,
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I watched your face lit up spellbound.
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You sat on top of Jesse
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like Jesse was the world.
As we rode our red arroyos
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of the Ojo de la Vaca,
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you turned with a reminder,
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Daddy, I'm your girl.
Well, these seasons won't
stop turning,
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and my heart won't stop yearning
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For our Kenyan Sito summer
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when we had each other near
Now look, here's November,
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but always I'll remember
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The joy I found in your voice
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the time when you were here
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Cause you'd say, Daddy,
let's walk to the creek
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I wanna get mud in my feet
A 
And when we hear the train come,
D 
can we wave at the engineer?
G 
Can you push me on the swing,
D 
and can we sing that song again?
A 
And can we call coyotes?
D 
A 
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Do you think that they will hear?
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Darcy, can you see what
D 
you mean to me?
A 
You're the light comes
in the morning.
D 
You're the laughter
A 
without warning
G 
You're the only glow that's in my eye
D 
The only good that's in goodbye
A 
You're all that I can say
D 
And then you're more
G 
Cause you'd say, Daddy,
let's walk to the creek
D 
I wanna get mud in my feet
A 
And when we hear the train come
D 
Can we wave at the engineer?
G 
Can you push me on the swing
D 
And can we sing that song again?
A 
And can we call coyotes?
D 
Do you think that they will hear?
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Yeah, they'll hear, Darcy.