Quicksilver Daydreams Of Maria

Townes Van Zandt

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Tom:
C Am Em Am Dm Well, the diamond fades quickly when matched to the face of Maria
F G F G C All the harps they sound empty when she lifts her lips to the sky
C Am Em Am Dm All the brown of her skin makes her hair seem a soft golden rainfall
F G F G C That spills from the mountains to the bottomless depths of her eyes [Verse 2]
C Am Em Am Dm Well, she stands all around me, her hands slowly sifting the sunshine
F G F G C All the laughter that linger down deep 'neath her smilin' is free
C Am Em Am Dm Well, it spins and it twirls like a hummingbird lost in the morning
F G F G C And caresses the south wind and silently sails to the sea
[Verse 3]
C Am Em Am Dm Ah, the sculptor stands stricken and the artist he throws 'way his brushes
F G F G C When her image comes dancin', the sun she turns sullen with shame
C Am Em Am Dm And the birds they go silent, and the wind stops his sad mournful singing
F G F G C When the trees of the forest start gently to whisperin' her name [Verse 4]
C Am Em Am Dm So as softly she wanders I'll desperately follow her footsteps
F G F G C And I'll chase after shadows that offer a trace of her sight
C Am Em Am Dm Ah, they promise eternally that she lies hidden within them
F G F G C But I find they've deceived me and sadly I bid them goodbye [Verse 5]
C Am Em Am Dm So the serpent slides slowly away with his moments of laughter
F G F G C And the old washerwoman has finished her cleanin' and gone
C Am Em Am Dm But the bamboo hangs heavy in the bondage of quicksilver daydreams
F G F G C And a lonely child longingly looks for a place to belong [Outro]
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