GSome of them were dreamersC GAnd some of them were foolsEm C G C GWho were making plans and thinking of the futureGWith the energy of the innocentC GThey were gathering the toolsEm C G C GThey would need to make their journey back to nat ureEm GWhile the sand slipped through the openingC GAnd their hands reached for the golden ringEm C D Em DWith their hearts they turned to each other's heart for refugeEm C G C GIn the troubled years that came before the delugeGSome of them knew pleasureC GAnd some of them knew painEm C G C GAnd for some of them it was only the moment that matteredGAnd on the brave and crazy wings of youthC GThey went flying around in the rainEm C G C GAnd their feathers, once so fine, grew torn and tatteredEm GAnd in the end they traded their tired wingsC GFor the resignation that living bringsEm CAnd exchanged love's bright and fragile glowD Em DFor the glitter and the rougeEm C G C GAnd in the moment they were swept before the delugeC G C GNow let the music keep our spirits highC G CAnd let the buildings keep our children dryG D G CLet creation reveal it's secrets by and byG CBy and by...G C G DWhen the light that's lost within us reaches the skyGSome of them were angryC GAt the way the earth was abusedEm C G C GBy the men who learned how to forge her beauty into powerGAnd they struggled to protect her from themC GOnly to be confusedEm C G C GBy the magnitude of her fury in the final hourEm GAnd when the sand was gone and the time arrivedC GIn the naked dawn only a few survivedEm C D Em DAnd in attempts to understand a thing so simple and so hugeEm C G C GBelieved that they were meant to live after the delugeC G CNow let the music keep our spirits highG C G CAnd let the buildings keep our children dryG D G CLet creation reveal it's secrets by and byG CBy and by...G C G DWhen the light that's lost within us reaches the skyCoda:|G |C |G |C ||G |C |G |D |Repeat coda and fadeTranscribed by Gerard Koot (Amsterdam, Netherlands) � may 2007email: gerardkoot@hotmail.com============================================================================I�ve added a sample fingerstyle arrangement of the intro. The intro is not played likethe original recording but it�s a way of playingthe intro violin melody combined with chords.The vertical lines (|) above the high e string indicate the quarter note beats of the measures.Tuning: EADGBeIntro:G C G C| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |e|-----------------|---3---------5---|-7-----8-7-5-----|---3---------5---|B|-3-----3-----3-5-|-----5-----------|-----8-------8-5-|-----5-----------|G|-----4-----------|-------5---5---5-|---7-------------|-------5---5---5-|D|---5-------5-----|-----------------|-5-------5-------|-----------------|A|-----------------|-3-------3-------|-----------------|-3-------3-------|E|-3-------3-------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|C/E D/F#| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |e|-7-----8-7-5-----|---3---------5---|-7-----7-------7-|-5-----5---------|B|-----8-------8-5-|-----5-----------|-----8-------8---|-----7---8---10--|G|---7-------------|-------5---5---5-|---7-------7-----|---7-----9---11--|D|-5-------5-------|-----------------|-5-------5-------|-----------------|A|-----------------|-3-------3-------|-----------------|-5-------7---9---|E|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
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