GRUNSKY JACK

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Date: Fri, 15 Nov 1996 09:25:22 +0100
From: Franz Schedl 
Subject: Jack Grunsky

CLAUDIA Takes The Summerwind
1974 by Jack GRUNSKY (a Canadian Artist)

G       C         G                       C      D
Claudia takes the summerwind and locks it in her mouth,
G        D7          G          C
Keeps it there for a long, long time,
      G          C        G        D
for a day, for a week but soon I'd find,
    G        D7        G  C G D7 G
she keeps it there for me.


G        C        G                      C      D
Claudias eyes are restless, sometimes forget to see,
G          D7        G       C
The things I do, the words I say 
     G              C             G  D
neverthere with the thoughts till suddenly,
    G      D7      G  C G D7 G
Her eyes belong to me.


G        C        G                 C      D
Claudias smile is endless, showes into the wealth,
   G        D7      G    C
So sunlight seeds into a crowed 
      G         C           G        D
And I know it's true and it makes me crow,
         G        D7         G  C G D7 G
When the smiles reflects are me.


G        C         G                             C     D
Claudias hands are soft and warm, she gives them free away,
G           D7      G       C
Holds on to someone near to her,
      G      C      G   D
There in the dark occasionly
    G         D7       G         C G D7 G
She creeps up soft and touches me.


G       C         G                       C      D
Claudia takes the summerwind and locks it in her mouth,
G        D7          G          C
Keeps it there for a long, long time,
      G          C          G       D
for a day, for a week whish I could find,
   G        D7      G   C G D7 G
my name within that wind.

Fade out....

by Franz Felix; Vienna/Austria