Tonart: Ab major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
through the dimness,
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he sees so much better than me
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each new thing that he sees
They are locked in his head
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He will save them for when he's
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in darkness again
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and he can't paint pretty pictures
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But he understands so
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much clearer than I
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For he knows that all he's
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missing with his eyes
Is more vivid in the mind
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of the man who's going blind
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And that's why he doesn't mind
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Won't you sing, Tommy Davidson,
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of things that you have seen?
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The singer of winter's bite
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Of dewdrops and forget -me -nots
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and silver silky sheen
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Laying across the morning meadow
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on the hillside
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This friend of mine, he plays guitar
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and he sings his songs so well
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And he sings so much
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better than I
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He can sing you any pictures in your mind
He will sketch them out in rhyme
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Draw the details in the lines
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And he'll color it in time
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Oh, how he loves his guitar,
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And they play so much
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sweeter than me
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As if to say that come the day
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that he can't see
He will have at his command
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so much beauty in his hands
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But the loss won't come so hard
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Won't you sing, Tommy Davidson
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Of things that you have done
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Sing of silver seagulls sailing
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Into evening's golden sun
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Sing of cities, streets and villages,
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the people on the run
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Tell the people how you know it,
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A friend of mine is going blind,
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but through the dimness
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He sees so much better than me
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each new thing that he sees
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They are locked in his head
He will save them for when
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