Josh Ritter – Hearts Ease (Guitar)

[Intro]
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Gonna find me a black-eared bay

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Gonna meet me a black-haired girl

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Who smells of smoke and caraway

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I'm on my way to find my own heart's ease

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The high up-country is the place where I

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Have always longed to wander wild and free

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Among the slender and the peace of mind

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Grow mountainsides of my own heart's ease

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I've been with beauties and I've been with some

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That even speaking of them would be like

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Using the moonlight to describe the sun

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The fairest one is my own heart's ease

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I've crossed the deserts and I've crested swells

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The unknown country and the far-flung isles

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The shores of far away and fare thee well

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There's nowhere else like my own heart's ease

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So gather 'round me, all you bright young blades

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And this little lesson take by me

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Go seek adventure, gold and fame, but may

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Each of you one day find your own heart's ease