Poets of the Fall - Where Do We Draw the Line

Any questions? E-mail me at alleks_birk@hotmail.com -Aleksander Birkeland

Very easy! Just use a capo on the 4th fret and play "Am, F, G and E7".

If you do not own a capo than play "C#m, A, B and G#7".


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On your palm a

            
n endless wond

    
er
            
Lines that spe

             
ak the truth w

               
ithout a sound
            
In your eyes a

             
waits the tire

        
less hunger
            
Already looks 

             
for prey to ru

       
n down

            
   So why do w

             
e keep up this

         
 charade
            
   And how do 

             
we tell apart 

             
the time to le

             
ave from the t


ime to wait


What does tomorrow want from me
What does it matter what I see
If it can't be my design
Tell me where do we draw the line

The dance of flames and shadows in the street
Make poetry nobody's ever heard
The weight of loneliness stands on your feet
The cage already there around the bird

So why don't we join the masquerade
Before it falls apart, before our love becomes insatiate

What does tomorrow want from me
What does it matter what I see
If I can't choose my own design
Tell me where do we draw the line

What does tomorrow want from me
What does it matter what I see
If we all walk behind the blind
Tell me where do we draw the line

Where's the cooling wind
Where's the evergreen field
Where's my mother's open arms
Where's my father lionheart
S'like the sun's gone down
Sleeps in the hallowed ground now
With the autumn's brown leaves
With the one who never grieves

            
   So why do w

             
e keep up this

         
 charade
            
   And how do 

             
we tell apart 

             
the time to le

             
ave from the t


ime to wait

What does tomorrow want from me
What does it matter what I see
If it can't be my design
Tell me where do we draw the line

Whatever tomorrow wants from me
At least I'm here, at least I'm free
Free to choose to see the signs
This is my line