The Cranberries - Yeat's Graveadd

A#m G#6 FmSilenced by death in the graveA#m G#6 FmW B Yeats couldn't saveA#m G#6Why did you stand hereG#6 FmWere you sickened in timeFm A#mBut I know by nowA#m G#6Why did you sit here?Fm A#m G#6In the graveG#6 FmIn the GRaVFW. C. Yeats "Second"
Why should I blame her,
there she filled my days
With misery or that she would of late
Have taught to ignor can't man violent ways
Or harled the little streets upon the grenout
Had they but courage
Equal to desire
Sad there Mand Gonne couldn't stay
But she had MacBride anyway
and you sit here with me
on the isle In istree
and your writing down everything
But I know by now
Why did you sit here
In the grave...
Why should I blAme her,
Had they but courage equal to desire