A E D A

A A7
I'm so very, very tired, I'm hallucinating bugs.
E E7 D
I'm having little microsleeps and when I do,
D7 A
I'm thinking, thinking, no, I'm dreaming—I'm dreaming about you.

E
Remembering when we hugged when you left,
A
hoping we can kiss each other's cheeks again.
E
Even though you live across the pond,
A
I am very sure that I am very fond
E
of you…
A
of you…
E
of you…
D D
of you…

A C
You care for me, you counselled me
A C
when I was seriously gonna do
G C
some stupid self-destructive things
G E
like that, yeah, I had some stupid thoughts.

A C
I'm so damn glad you were my partner
A C
even though we decided to leave each other.
G C
That was probably for the best, but still
G E E7
I'm very very glad that we're good friends.

C
Love
A
is a very strange thing.
C
I really believe that it's the fundamental
A
kind of energy in the Universe—of being, you know?
C
Because, like, Christ is the ground of being,
A
the Ungrund is what Böhme called Him, and,
C
and Christ is God, and '[h]e who does not love,
A
does not know God; for God is love.'
—1 John 4:8, Lamsa

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Am C
'Like the angels in Heaven above,
G Am
who praise You from up in the heights,
Dm C
we, the pitiful sinners below,
G Am
offer You praise, as is right.
Dm C
we, the pitiful sinners below,
G Am
offer You praise, as is right.

Am C
'Glory to God in the highest;
G Am
peace and repose on the Earth.
Dm C
Good will for humanity at all times,
G Am
from winter's death to spring's birth.
Dm C
Good will for humanity at all times,
G Am
from winter's death to spring's birth.

Am C
'Lamb of God, Who removes
G Am
the sins of the world, bring us grace.
Dm C
Have compassion on us and be gracious to all,
G Am
have our sins and our failures erased.
Dm C
Have compassion on us and be gracious to all,
G Am
have our sins and our failures erased.'
—St. Athanasius