Passing Of The Days

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Date: Thu, 2 Apr 1998 00:06:58 +0200 (CEST)
From: Peter Eybert 

 
Subject: CRD: Passing Of The Days by Carole King

Passing of the days

written and performed by Carole King
from "Touch the sky", 1979
transcribed by Peter Eybert 
 



  E
May you travel bright and cheery
         
  A                          
  E
the many roads ahead you'll have to blaze

gonna be hard times to make you weary
       
  A           
  B              
  E
it's a part of the passing of the days.


  A                          
  E
With all the people in the middle
        
  B                   
  A                 
  E
selling things that self-destruct and make us bleed.

  F#m                    
  Abm
One day it's all gonna fall down
     
  A                                  
  B
then you find out you're all you really need.



  E
May you wander through the changes
         
  A                            
  E
with the warmth of the sun behind the haze.

When your lifestyle quickly rearranges
        
  A          
  B              
  E
may you follow the passing of the days.


  A                      
  E
We trade our money for magic words
     
  B            
  A                   
  E
like Dumbo flyin' high in the nightly show

  F#m                         
  Abm
you think you can't fly without them
    
  A                                
  B
but someday when it happens you will know


  E
May you travel bright and cheery
         
  A                          
  E
the many roads ahead you'll have to blaze

gonna be hard times to make you weary
         
  A           
  B              
  C#m  
  B 
  A
it's all part of the passing of the days,
        
  F#m7       
  B              
  E
may you follow the passing of the days.

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