Suzanne

Suzanne sus takes you down or to her place up by the river.

You can (Dm)hear a long the boats time go by,

ing you can spend the night forever.

And you (C)know that she's half crazy and that's why you want to be could there;

Him, and she (Em)feeds you tea and be oranges mid that came (F)all the way from China.

And are (C)just when you want to tell her that you have no love to give her,

she are (Dm)gets ing you on for her wavelength they and lets the river answer that you've (C)always been her lover.

(C)And you (Em)want to travel with her,

and you (F)want to travel blind,

and you (C)think you maybe be trust her,

'cause she's (Dm)touched your perfect body,

with her (C)mind.

(C)And Je sus was a sailor when He walked up on the water.

And He (Dm)spent a long the boats time go watching from a lonely wooden tower.

And the (C)when

He knew for certain only drowning men to be the see bour;

He she (Em)said, "All men shall be sailrangors mid then,

(F)until the sea shall free them."

But are (C)He Himself was to broken

There before the sky would open.

For are (Dm)sak ing en, al for most human,

they He sank beneath your wisdom like a (C)stone.

zanne holds her mirror.

(C)And you (Em)want to travel with Him,

and you (F)want to travel blind,

and you (C)think you maybe be trust Him,

for He's (Dm)touched your perfect body,

with His (C)mind.

(C)Su mind.