Thoroughfare Gap Chords

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GSometimes I Cconsider my Gpace,

 I'm reDminded of a Gtrain gathering Cspeed,

 for the Gclimb to the Dpass

 In whose Gshadow it Call really Glies,

 a small Dmetal Gwagon apCproaching,

 the Gever present ascending Drise;

 to the southern GmountainsC G D

GReeling and Csnaking and Gleaping,

 it Dseems like it Gwants to come Cloose,

 from its Gpath cast in Diron

 But she Gcan't Cslow down Gnow,

Das the Gearth has Cpresented,

 a Gnew crest to Creach

 without Gbarely a Drest;

 from the Glast one C G D

 And you Gwonder just Cwhat lies beGyond,

Dthough you've Gbeen there beCfore,

 and forget about the Geffort and the Dstrain

GAlways asCcending,

 each Gyard adds a Dmile,

 to the Gnever-ending Cpull,

 of the Gsteepening Dgrade;

 that's beGfore youC G D G C G D

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A valley, A forest, A desert, A stream,

 with an Goversized Cbridge,

 for the Gtrickle there beDneath

 You reGmember the Ctorrent,

 it Gturned to Dlast spring,

 from the Gsnows melting Cfast

 and the Griver it beDcame;

 in the GsummerC G D

 PerGhaps it is Cruined,

 from a Gfire that has Dscorched it,

 so Gbadly that Cnothing

 will Ggrow without Drain

 To Gwash away the Cblackened soil,

 now Guseless till Dcalled upon aGgain,

 in a Cfuture as Gtwisted and Dfar away;

 as the next range of GmountainCs G D

 So Gtake it as Cfar as you Gsee

 and beDyond,

 with Geyes you don't Cuse enough,

Ggather up Dstrength

 As GThoroughfare CGap,

 will aGwait you forDever,

 you're Gseeking to Cget there

 for Geven beDfore;

 it's no Cmatter;

 no Ddistance;

 it's the GrideC G Gsus4 G