Belated Promise Ring
Iron & Wine
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[Intro]F C G C F C G[Versetto]F CSunday morning, my Rebecca sleepingG Cin with me againSunday morning, my Rebecca sleeping in with me againF CThere's a kid outside the churchGkicking a canThere's a kid outside the church kicking a canF CWhen the cedar branches twist sheG Cturns her collar to the windWhen the cedar branches twist she turns her collar to the windF CThe weather can close the worldGwithin its handThe weather can close the world within its handF CAnd my mother says Rebecca is asG Cstubborn as they comeAnd my mother says Rebecca is as stubborn as they comeF CThey both call to me with words IGnever knewThey both call to me with words I never knewF CThere's a bug inside the thimble,G Cthere's a band-aid on her thumbThere's a bug inside the thimble, there's a band-aid on her thumbF C GAnd a pony in the river turning blueAnd a pony in the river turning blueF CThey say, "Time may give you moreGthan your poor bones could everCtake"They say, "Time may give you more than your poor bones could ever take"F C GMy Rebecca says she never wants a boyMy Rebecca says she never wants a boyF CTo be barefoot on the driveway asG Cthey wave and ride awayTo be barefoot on the driveway as they wave and ride awayF CAnd to run inside and curse the openGdoorAnd to run inside and curse the open door[Versetto]F C GI once gave to my Rebecca a belatedCpromise ringI once gave to my Rebecca a belated promise ringF CAnd she sold it to the waitress on aGtrainAnd she sold it to the waitress on a trainF CI may find her by the phone book withG Ca fashion magazineI may find her by the phone book with a fashion magazineF CShe may kiss me when her girlfriendsGleave againShe may kiss me when her girlfriends leave againF CThey say, "Time may give you moreGthan your poor bones could everCtake"They say, "Time may give you more than your poor bones could ever take"F CI think I could never love anotherGgirlI think I could never love another girlF CTo be free atop a tree stump and toG Clook the other wayTo be free atop a tree stump and to look the other wayFWhile she shines my mother'sC Gimitation pearlsWhile she shines my mother's imitation pearls[Versetto]F CSunday evening my Rebecca's lost aG Cbook she never readSunday evening my Rebecca's lost a book she never readF CAnd the moon already fell into theGseaAnd the moon already fell into the seaF CSaw the statues of our fathers in theG Ccourthouse flower bedSaw the statues of our fathers in the courthouse flower bedFNow they blend with all theC Glightning-tattered treesNow they blend with all the lightning-tattered treesF CThey say, "Time may give you moreGthan your poor bones could everCtake"They say, "Time may give you more than your poor bones could ever take"F CMy Rebecca said she knew I'd want aGboyMy Rebecca said she knew I'd want a boyF CA dollar for my boardwalk redG Cballoon, to float awayA dollar for my boardwalk red balloon, to float awayF CShe would earn a pocketful to buy meGmoreShe would earn a pocketful to buy me more