A Time For Yohe

Between The Trees

Transposer:

Hi I’m Diego (buHo) from Argentina. This is a great song and as I couldn’t find the I’ve decided to tab it myself. It’s an easy song you just need to listen it to get the pattern but with 10 minutes of I’m sure you’ll get it. Hope you like it and if you think it’s not right just tab it again correcting Chords for guitar. the G (in this case G2). If you listen to the song you would hear the piano doing this. e|0-0-0-3-0--1|-0-| B|1-1-1-0-0--2|-3-| G|2-2-0-0-0--3|-4-| D|2-3-2-0-2--0|-5-| A|0-3-3-2-2--x|-5-| E|x-x-x-3-0--x|-x-| Verse 1: As she sits in the corner face to the floor she dispels smoke from from her lips and slowly floats away with it letting go of so much pain her tears are thick enough to stain the pavement that slowly becomes her best friend when she needs to run away Chorus: This is your time to weep This is your time to morn Not yet time to build up Just a time to tear down old walls Verse 2: Does it help to say I’m sorry If so than I’m sorry that your so unhappy This life those lies are starting get you down Darling don’t let them drag you around Saying "it’s my fault" doesn’t help repeated Time love and Jesus seems to beat it She’ll find out this is harder than Taking medicine Chorus x 2 (Without the "Old Walls" lyric) Bridge: [We’re still waiting for the fire We’re still waiting for the fire Seeing smoke and waiting for the fire We’re still waiting for the fire ] x 2 Chorus (Without the "Old Walls" lyric) Chorus (last part of the chorus is like this): old walls old walls old walls oohhh

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Em, D, C, Am, G

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C, Cm, Am, A7, Dm, G

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A, G#m, Dbm, B, E

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C, G, Am, F

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E, Db, B, A

Dans cette chanson, une jeune femme se retrouve dans un état de détresse, cherchant à échapper à sa douleur en se laissant envahir par la fumée qu'elle exhale. Ses larmes marquent le sol, témoignant de son immense chagrin. Elle est à un moment de sa vie où elle a besoin de pleurer et de faire face à sa souffrance, sans encore envisager de reconstruire son monde. Cette œuvre évoque des thèmes de vulnérabilité et de désespoir, tout en soulignant la nécessité d'une période de deuil. Le refrain invite à reconnaître et à accepter ces émotions, plutôt que de tenter de les ignorer. Elle parle aussi d’un cheminement intérieur, suggérant que même si les paroles de réconfort peuvent sembler superflues, c'est la patience, l'amour et une foi en quelque chose de plus grand qui apporteront la guérison.

Le Chansonnier