C F G CAm F GC F G C I'm thinking of when I first touched youAm F G Your skin was electricC F G C Now I'm far too wise to dwell on such thingsAm F C And far too sentimental to forget themC F G CAm F GC F G C I read somewhere memories areAm F G stories you write for yourselfC F G C To explain who you are, and how you got thereAm F C And to blame it on somebody elseC F G Now the gifts are openAm F G The toys are brokenDm F G The speeches are all spokenAm F G And the dishes cleared awayC F G The stream keeps flowingAm F G My doubts are growingDm F G 'Cause I've got no way of knowingAm F G if it'll dam or reach the sea For you and meC F G CAm F GC F G C I met a man twice my ageAm F G Half joking, he said 'I should warn you.C F G C You're a fish on the line, and the line's pulling in,Am F C and there's a frying pan coming to warm you.'C F G C And while I smiled, it occurred to meAm F G I'm just gristle and bloodC F G C And I've spent half my life with the sun in my eyesAm F C Chasing rainbows through the mudC F G Now the gifts are openAm F G The toys are brokenDm F G The speeches are all spokenAm F G And the dishes cleared awayC F G The stream keeps flowingAm F G My doubts are growingDm F G 'Cause I've got no way of knowingAm F G if it'll dam or reach the sea For you and meC F G CAm F GC F G C When I was a child in a little kid's worldAm F G My heart was the sameC F G C as the one I have now But it amazes me howAm G F much everything else has changed
The Day After Christmas
Kate Miller-Heidke
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