My House, chord chart (Peter Dizozza) By Olena Jennings | G F/G | VERSE A1 Let me C | |Dm | | give you my address so that if you are in the neighborhood C | B7 |Dm | | you can drive by, see if they’ve repainted. You might D7 | |E7 | | also see someone I used to know. Maybe e- Dm | |B7 | G F/G | ventually we will see each other. May I VERSE A2 C | |Dm | | Ask for your advice, for when next we share our proximity, C | B7 |Dm | | When will we go? Whither shall we linger? On that D7 | |E7 | | Festive occasion, we'll share a ride, where then per- Dm | |B7 | G F/G | +1 | haps we will be, Passing through my village, Let me give you my a- VERSE A'1 C | |Dm | A | ddress so that you can find it on a map, so that at Dm7 | | D | | least you will know where I came from, at least E7 | |Dm | E7 | someone will know where I came from. BRIDGE Am | | Gm | C7 | On the map it’s the pale orange shape next to the li--ght blue of the water A E7 | A A7 |Dm A |Dm Dm/C | where I walked on the wet sand dragging a stick, Dm F /C | Dm G7 |C |B7 | drawing a line that would lead back. Dm7 | |B7 :|| END: |G F/G |G F/G G F/G |C | || Instrumental Verse A, Vocal A', BRIDGE, END: Let me Give you my ad- ress. Let us settle our di- putes. C | |Dm | A chairs as a windstorm mixes wet with dry, until the Dm7 | | D | least you will know where I came from, at least E7 | |Dm | E7 someone will know where I came from. 4 As the landscape reshapes spraying sand. Shall we no-tice. It's un-lik-ely we'll tan-go If that were so as like-ly fall as you were. Spray-ing sand as co-ver.