G NightCswimming D
deGserves a quiet night C
A C D
The G photograph on the C
dashboard D G taken years aCgo
C turned around backwards so the
D windshield shows
G Every streetlight C
reDveals a G
picture in reCverse A
C Still, it's so much D
clearer
G I forgot my C
shirt D at the G
water's edge
The C moon is A
low toCnight D
G NightCswimming
D deGserves
a quiet night
I'm C not sure all these D
people underGstand
It's C not like D
years aGgo,
The C fear of getAting
caught, C of D
recklessness and G water
They C cannot D
see me naGked
These C things, they A
go aCway, D
replaced by everyGday
G NightCswimming,
D reGmembering
that C night A
SepCtember's coming soon D
I'm G pining for the
C moon D
And G what if there were C
two A side by C
side in orbit
aDround the fairest sun G
That C bright, D tight forGever drum
could C not deAscribe
nightCswimming D
G You, I thought I C
knew you. D G You, I cannot C
judge A
C You, I thought you D
knew me
This one G laughing quietly C
D underGneath my breath C
A NightCswimming
D
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