She Lives`
from At Your Feet by Glenn Siegel
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lyrics
Words and Music
by GlennSiegel
©2014
Intro Recurring Vamp
Capo 2
4/4
Intro
E /E-9 flat5 w5 no3 / F# m maj7 sus4 (called vamp ongoing)
D/ AE
Verse 1
Vamp D A E
She lives with her soul And she emanates a perfect glow
Vamp D A E
There so much that she knows She sees the beauty all around her
D A E Vamp
And the love just flows
Vamp D A E
And she’s just herself She’s got no need for stealth
Vamp D A E
And she finds her wealth In the beauty that surrounds her
D A E Vamp
And she knows how to let it in
Chorus
D A
She weaves gold from a blade of grass
E B
And she brightens any shadow cast
D A
She finds sadness, turns it into joy
C#m D A A E Vamp 2x
Among the people all around her
D/ AE
Vamp D A E
And she loves to live She says it feels good
Vamp D A E
And she makes the choice She has a golden voice
D A E
And it comforts those around her
Vamp
Chorus
D A
She weaves gold from a blade of grass
E B
And she brightens any shadow cast
D A
She finds sadness, turns it into joy
C#m D A A E Vamp 2x
Among the people all around her And the love flows
D/ AE
Bridge
F#m A
All the way down and all the way back
E B BCC#m
She isn’t worried about what she lacks
C#m A
She can pull herself out of a plaintive pool
C B Vamp 2x
And she doesn’t mind to play the fool
D/ AE (stay on the E for 4 bars)
Vamp D A E
The way that she receives It’s a giving thing
Vamp D A E
She opens up her heart And her heart is a garden
D A E D A E Vamp 2 x
Spreading beauty all around With a feeling that astounds
End
D A E
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