Home To Stay

I know you're (Em7)gone;

I watched you (D9)leave.

I always (Em7)thought that it was (Dsus)me.

(D)You made it (G)clear with that last (F#m)kiss,

you couldn't (Em)live a life with maybe's and what (A7sus)if's.

(A7)When ev'ry (Em7)boat has sailed (D9)away and ev'ry (Em7)path is marked and (D)paved,

when (F#m7)ev'ry (G)road has (C#m7)had its (F#m7)say,

(Bm7)then I'll be (Em)bringing you back (A7)home to (D)stay.

I have the (Am7)cards you sent to (G)me.

You wrote of (Am7)trains and Paris (G)galleries.

This spring you'll (Em7)draw canals and (F#m)frescoed (Bm)walls.

Look how (Cmaj7)far (Bm7)your (Am7)dreaming's (G)gone.

When (Bm)ev'ry (Em)town looks (A)just the (D)same,

when (D#dim)ev'ry (Em)choice gets (A)hard to (D)make,

when ev'ry (G)map is put (F#m)away,

(Bm7)then I'll be (Em)bringing you back (A)home to (D)stay.

(G)And now I (Em7)know why you (A)had to (F#m)go (Bm7)alone.

Isn't (Cmaj7)there (Bm)a (Am7)place (D)between.

When ev'ry (Em7)boat has sailed (D)away and ev'ry (Em7)path (A7)is marked and (D)paved,

when ev'ry (G9)road has (G)had its (F#m)say,

(Bm7)then I'll be (Em)bringing you back (Em7)home to (B9sus)stay.

(Bm7)Reach out to (G)me.

Call (A7)out my (Bm7)name and I would (Em)bring you back (A7)again (D)today.