How Will I Ever Be Simple Again chords by Christine Collister
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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Oh, she danced in the street
With her guns all around her
All torn like a ragdoll, barefoot in the rain
And she sang like a child to
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her day -to -day daddy
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Oh, how will I ever be simple again?
Oh, she sat by the banks
of the dirty grey river
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And tried for a fish with a worm on a pin
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But there was nothing but fever
and ghosts in the water
Oh, how will I ever be simple again?
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War was my love and my
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friend and companion
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What did I care for the pretty and the plain?
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But a smile was so clear and
my heart was so troubled
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Oh, how will I ever be simple again?
In a cold, -out house I sat at her table
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The smell of her hair was like cornfields in
May
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And I wanted to weep,
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and my eyes ached from trying
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Oh, how will I ever be simple again?
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So graceful she moved through
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the dusk and the morn
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Am
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Happy she was in her dances and games
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Oh, teach me to see with your
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innocent eyes, love
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Oh, how will I ever be simple again?
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Oh, how will I ever be simple again?
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How Will I Ever Be Simple Again
Christine Collister
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