Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
If Souls Have Wings
Am
There's a bird in the wood,
G
lying still as she could
F
waiting for death
E
to come.
Am
She has a wound to her heart,
G
a wing badly broken,
F
she lay in her blood
E
and she sings:
Am
If souls have wings
G
I'll be flying again.
F E
Soon I'll be flying
Am
again.
Am
And now the forest trees
G
are dropping their leaves,
F
a blanket of warmth
E
for the night.
Am
And a star shines down,
G
into her eyes,
F
she remembers the light
E
and she sings:
Am
If souls have wings
G
I'll be flying again.
F E
Soon I'll be flying
Am
again.
C
Only God knows
G
to come for those
F
with wings that will carry
E
them home.
C
And you know, not when
G
you'll be flying again.
F E
Soon, you'll be flying
Am
again.
Am
For the night seems long
G
as she waits for the dawn,
F
and takes in the last
E
of her breath.
Am
So, she tries to hold strong,
G
but what if she's wrong,
F
and there's nothing that comes
E
after death.
Am
Still she lifts her head high
G
reaches up to the sky,
F
And with one final cry,
E
she sings:
Am
If souls have wings
G
I'll be flying again.
F E
Soon I'll be flying
Am
again.
C
Only God knows
G
to come for those
F
with wings that will carry
E
them home.
C
And you know, not when
G
you'll be flying again.
F E
Soon, you'll be flying
Am
again.
Am
When her song was sung,
G
a silence hung,
F
and her body lay lifeless
E
and cold.
Am
Then the forest trees,
G
bowed to the breeze,
F
that came for the little
E
bird's soul.
Am
And with one mighty breath
G
she awoke from her death,
F
to fly toward the sky
E
and sing:
Am
My soul has wings and
G
I'm flying again.
F E
Look at me flying
Am
again.
C
Only God knows
G
to come for those
F
with wings that will carry
E
them home.
C
And you know, not when
G
you'll be flying again.
F E
Soon, you'll be flying
Am
again.
Am
There's a bird in the wood,
G
lying still as she could
F
waiting for death
E
to come.
Am
She has a wound to her heart,
G
a wing badly broken,
F
she lay in her blood
E
and she sings:
Am
If souls have wings
G
I'll be flying again.
F E
Soon I'll be flying
Am
again.
Am
And now the forest trees
G
are dropping their leaves,
F
a blanket of warmth
E
for the night.
Am
And a star shines down,
G
into her eyes,
F
she remembers the light
E
and she sings:
Am
If souls have wings
G
I'll be flying again.
F E
Soon I'll be flying
Am
again.
C
Only God knows
G
to come for those
F
with wings that will carry
E
them home.
C
And you know, not when
G
you'll be flying again.
F E
Soon, you'll be flying
Am
again.
Am
For the night seems long
G
as she waits for the dawn,
F
and takes in the last
E
of her breath.
Am
So, she tries to hold strong,
G
but what if she's wrong,
F
and there's nothing that comes
E
after death.
Am
Still she lifts her head high
G
reaches up to the sky,
F
And with one final cry,
E
she sings:
Am
If souls have wings
G
I'll be flying again.
F E
Soon I'll be flying
Am
again.
C
Only God knows
G
to come for those
F
with wings that will carry
E
them home.
C
And you know, not when
G
you'll be flying again.
F E
Soon, you'll be flying
Am
again.
Am
When her song was sung,
G
a silence hung,
F
and her body lay lifeless
E
and cold.
Am
Then the forest trees,
G
bowed to the breeze,
F
that came for the little
E
bird's soul.
Am
And with one mighty breath
G
she awoke from her death,
F
to fly toward the sky
E
and sing:
Am
My soul has wings and
G
I'm flying again.
F E
Look at me flying
Am
again.
C
Only God knows
G
to come for those
F
with wings that will carry
E
them home.
C
And you know, not when
G
you'll be flying again.
F E
Soon, you'll be flying
Am
again.
Joe Arroyo
Joe Barbieri
Joe Buck Yoursel (...)
Joe Carson
Joe Carvajal