
The Minnow To The Trout
A Fine Frenzy
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Tom: F
F Am
help me out, said the minnow to the trout
F Am
i was lost and found myself swimming in your mouth
F Am
oh, help me chief, I’ve got plans for you and me
Bb
I swear upon this riverbed,
F C
I’ll help you feel young again
F Am
oh, not your everyday circumstance
F
the hummingbird
Am
taking coffee with the ants, and I said
[Refrão]
F Am
please, I know that we’re different
F Am
but we were one cell in the sea in the beginning
F Am C F Am F
and what we’re made of was all the same once
F Am C F
we’re not that different after all
F Am F Am
C (2x)
[Próxima Parte]
F Am
help me up, said the eagle to the duck
F Am
I’ve fallen from my nest so high above
F Am
oh, help me fly, I am too afraid to try
Bb
now saddled with a fear of heights
F C
I’m praying you can set me right
F Am
oh, not your everyday circumstance
F
the elephant
Am
sharing peanuts with the rats, and I said
[Refrão] (repetir)
[Próxima Parte]
F Bbm C
we are tied in history,
F Bbm C
wide-connected like a family
F Bbm C
we are tied in history,
F Bbm C Bbm C
wide-connected like a family, a family...
F Am
so please, I know that we’re different
F Am
but we were one cell in the sea in the beginning
F Am C F Am C
and what we’re made of was all the same once
F Am C F
we’re not that different after all
F Am C F
we’re not that different after all
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