Genesis - Undertowadd

A#sus A# Gm D#The curtains are drawn now the fire warms the room D#m A#sus Fm GmMeanwhile, outside, wind from the north-east chills the air Cm G# D#It will soon be snowing out there D#m A#sus Fm GmAnd some, there are, cold they prepare for a sleepless night Cm G# D#Maybe this will be their last fight Gm D# Gm D#But we're safe in each other's embrace, all fears go as I look on your face G# A# Fm G# D#Better think awhile or I may never think again G# C# C#mIf this were the last day of your life my friendCm FTell me what do you think you would do then A# D#maj7Stand up to the blow that fate has struck upon you A# D#maj7Make the most of all you still have coming to youCm Cm7 FLay down on the ground and let the tears run from youGm D# FCrying to the grass and trees and heaven finally on your knees A# D#maj7Let me live again let life come find me wanting A# D#maj7Spring must strike again against the shield of winterCm Cm7 FLet me feel once more the arms of love surround meGm D# Dsus D GTelling me the danger's past, I need not fear the icy blast againA#sus A# Gm D#Laughter and music and perfume linger here D#m A#sus Fm GmAnd there, and there, wine flows from flask to glass and mouth Cm G# D#As it soothes confusing our doubts D#m A#sus Fm GmAnd soon, we feel, why do a single thing today Cm G# D#There's tomorrow sure as I'm here Gm D# Gm D#So the days they turn into years, and still no tomorrow appears G# A# Fm G# D#Better think awhile or I may never think again G# C# C#mIf this were the last day of your life my friendCm FTell me what do you think you would do then A# D#maj7Stand up to the blow that fate has struck upon you A# D#maj7Make the most of all you still have coming to youCm Cm7 FLay down on the ground and let the tears run from youGm D# FCrying to the grass and trees and heaven finally on your knees A# D#maj7Let me live again let life come find me wanting A# D#maj7Spring must strike again against the shield of winterCm Cm7 FLet me feel once more the arms of love surround meGm D# Dsus D GTelling me the danger's past, I need not fear the icy blast again