James Vincent McMorrow – Cavalier (Guitar)

                E
Speak until the dust

               G#m
settles in the same specific place

                 B
Light refused to go

                F#
Drink it from a cast and iron plate

                C#m
instead of cold milk

              G#m
was offered unripe

             B
Instead of silence, considered craven

                E
Nothing made it seem

                 G#m
hidden where the ageing soil was pure

                    B
Pressed against the cheek

                 F#
Mountains become fragrant at the source

                 C#m
how can you stand it

        G#m
exotic angles

              B
I read it somewhere

                    F#
that they would lie still

               C#m
I remember how cloth hung

                 G#m
flexing with the forest clung

               B
Half waist and high raised arm

               A
kicking at the slightest form

              E                  C#m
I remember my first love

              G#m
I remember my first love

E
Unrelied I was called

                      G#m
missing teeth out of favour

B
Nickel beach it was all

                    F#
gathering by the sundown

C#m
I woke hard, I woke heavy

        G#m
for the half rain stop, five whole hours in

     B
when I woke hard

                      F#
I woke heavy with the live apart

                   C#m
And I remember how cloth hung

                 G#m
flexing with the forest clung

               B
Half waist and high raised arm

               A
kicking at the slightest form

               E                 C#m
I remember my first love

              G#m
I remember my first love

               C#m
I remember how cloth hung

                 G#m
flexing with the forest clung

               B
Half waist and high raised arm

               A
kicking at the slightest form

              E                   C#m
I remember my first love

              G#m                 B
I remember my first love

              A                   E     G#m
I remember my first love